“Disapproval” in Japanese
Short answer
Disapproval in Japanese is “難色” (nanshoku). Full meaning: disapproval, reluctance, unwillingness.
Other ways to say “Disapproval” in Japanese
不賛成
fusansei disapproval, disagreement
不認可
funinka disapproval, rejection
不承認
fushounin disapproval, dissent, veto
不服
fufuku dissatisfaction, discontent, disapproval, objection, complaint, protest, disagreement
不支持
fushiji non-support, disapproval (e.g. in an opinion poll)
不同意
fudoui disagreement, disapproval, objection, dissent, non-consent
不承
fushou dissent, disagreement, disapproval, objection, refusal
ふふく
fufuku dissatisfaction, discontent, disapproval, objection, complaint, protest, disagreement
不承知
fushouchi dissent, disagreement, disapproval, objection, refusal
不承諾
fushoudaku dissent, disagreement, disapproval, objection, refusal
否認
hinin denial, negation, repudiation, disapproval
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