disprefer
disprefer verb: to favor or prefer (something) less than the alternatives.
Verb
disprefer (third-person singular simple present disprefers, present participle dispreferring, simple past and past participle dispreferred)
- To favor or prefer (something) less than the alternatives.
Antonyms of disprefer
Forms of disprefer
| third-person singular present | disprefers |
|---|---|
| present participle | dispreferring |
| past participle | dispreferred |
| past | dispreferred |
Origin of disprefer
From dis- + prefer.
Words formed from disprefer
Words that rhyme with disprefer
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- per
- purr
- birr
- bur
- cellular
- concur
- defer
- entrepreneur
- incur
- infer
- occur
- prefer
- were
- whirr
- aver
- brr
- cur
- deter
- diaperfur
- err
- fir
- myrrh
- aberr
- astir
- bestir
- chauffeur
- chur
- churr
- curmur
- deburr
- farceur
- flurr
- force majeure
- froideur
- grr
- her
- hurr
- inter
- knur
- masseur
- profer
- shirr
- voyeur
- xir
- agripreneur
- artpreneur
- auteur
- Big Sur
Questions about disprefer
- What does disprefer mean?
- Disprefer means to favor or prefer (something) less than the alternatives.
- What part of speech is disprefer?
- Disprefer is a verb.
- What is the past tense of disprefer?
- The past tense of disprefer is dispreferred.
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