Disfavourer

/dɪsˈfeɪvərər/ noun

Definition

British spelling; a person who disfavours or withholds approval, support, or preference from someone or something.

Etymology

British spelling of disfavorer, using the -ou- spelling. Creates an agent noun from the verb disfavour.

Kelly Says

A 'disfavourer' in British English sounds particularly authoritative—perhaps because the extra 'u' makes it sound more formal and official, like a title someone might actually hold in government.

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