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disfavor
noun as in dislike; disgrace
Strongest matches
Weak match
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Its legal defeat this week is even bigger news, because it’s a blow to a condominium on the right and left that wants to use antitrust law to punish politically disfavored businesses.
ESG proposals, by contrast, focus on such progressive political priorities as gender or racial preferences, climate change, or divesting from industries that are disfavored by the political left, such as fossil fuels, plastics or guns.
In Utah on Monday, a judge rejected the state’s all-GOP map, stating that it “unduly favors Republicans and disfavors Democrats” and ruling that the state constitution requires an alternate proposal that creates a Democratic-leaning district.
But Buckley did give conservatives permission to consider as madness the Birchers’ tendency to see anything they disfavored as a communist plot.
But the compact explicitly forbids schools from disfavoring students based on “gender identity,” promoting neutrality toward gender identification outside of women’s spaces.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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