Disapprove | Mean of disapprove in English Dictionary

/ˌdɪsəˈpruːv/

• Verb
• to believe that someone or something is bad or wrong
1. She married him even though her parents disapproved.
2. She disapproves of smoking.
3. Some people may disapprove of the government's actions.
4. I disapproved of [=I disagreed with] their decision, but I said nothing against it.
5. The word “ain't” is disapproved [=criticized] by most teachers.
• to officially refuse to approve or accept (something)
1. They disapproved [=rejected] the architect's plans.
2. The treaty was disapproved by the Senate.