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frown upon

VERB
  1. look disapprovingly upon

How To Use frown upon In A Sentence

  • Most parents frown upon their children doing part-time jobs though they may benefit from it.
  • Not a frown upon its face.
  • Be advised however that that referees frown upon such behavior.
  • In fact, cultures that frown upon eye contact as sexually provocative may have a point.
  • For example, the old church seemed to frown upon the system of concerts of live music as a way of praying.
  • You might like texting, frown upon sexting , but now comes "chexting"-- cheating via texting-- and it can lead to big trouble.
  • Was there not even now a curious malicious gleam in her dark eye, a frown upon her forehead, a kind of puckered and contemptuous smile upon her lips? Ringfield A Novel
  • What scientists frown upon is levelling arguments based on rank ignorance and logical fallacies.
  • In general, many authorities in the web services and SOA fields frown upon developing web services starting from existing code.
  • Today's vegetarian generations may frown upon canned luncheon meat.
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