Noun:

कडक नजर, नापसंती व्यक्त करणे,

Verb:

नापसंती दर्शवा, नापसंती व्यक्त करणे, नापसंत,

frowned's Usage Examples:

is usually experienced when someone commits a socially unacceptable or frowned-upon act that is witnessed by or revealed to others.

Defecating in nature is frowned upon in most countries, as it pollutes the environment and causes health problems.

This unofficial email/SMS language is often referred to as shlyokavitsa The use of Latinised Bulgarian, while ubiquitous in personal communication, is frowned upon in certain internet contexts, and many websites' comment sections and internet forums have rules stating that posts in Roman script will be deleted.

In the United States, the practice of duopolies has been frowned upon when using public airwaves, on the premise that.

is set as an example for us has frowned at a blind man) was rebuked for frowning at a poor blind Muslim 12-15 The Quran written in honourable, exalted,.

Since parents generally frowned on teen girls wearing red lipstick, some teen girls began wearing pink and peach lipsticks, which became a trend.

Original rules frowned on a competitor who was not actively trying to win, and pacemakers were required to finish a race for any record to count.

this reason, dynamic memory allocation is frowned upon.

During the communist period use of the formal 'Pan' (Sir) was frowned upon and 'Obywatel' (Citizen) (as in: Obywatelu Kapitanie!) was used.

specific as homophobia, rather, any public display of sexuality is generally frowned upon, partly due to Buddhism"s glorification of celibacy.

Premarital relations are strictly prohibited in the country and are frowned upon by society.

Royal Arsenal"s move to professionalism in 1891 was frowned upon by many of the amateur southern clubs, and they were banned from participating.

Its use is heavily frowned upon as it destroys the most valued and distinctive aspect of champagne, namely its carbonation (compare the now-rare champagne coupe), and accordingly it is rarely found or used.

Synonyms:

glower, lower, make a face, grimace, scowl, pull a face, lour,

Antonyms:

raise, ascend, rise, increase,