Synonyms for Dis-esteem:

• n.

  • contempt
  • Despisement
  ,
  • Insignificancy
  ,
  • antipathy
  ,
  • audacity
  ,
  • aversion
  ,
  • condescension
  ,
  • contumely
  ,
  • defiance
  ,
  • derision
  ,
  • despisal
  ,
  • despite
  ,
  • discredit
  ,
  • disesteem
  ,
  • dishonor
  ,
  • disrepute
  ,
  • distaste
  ,
  • hatred
  ,
  • humiliation
  ,
  • ignominy
  ,
  • indignity
  ,
  • infamy
  ,
  • malice
  ,
  • mockery
  ,
  • neglect
  ,
  • opprobrium
  ,
  • recalcitrance
  ,
  • repugnance
  ,
  • ridicule
  ,
  • scorn
  ,
  • shame
  ,
  • snobbery
  ,
  • stigma
  ,
  • stubbornness
  .
  • detraction
  • Backbiting
  ,
  • HIT
  ,
  • Libeling
  ,
  • Maligning
  ,
  • Traducing
  ,
  • abuse
  ,
  • aspersion
  ,
  • backstabbing
  ,
  • belittlement
  ,
  • calumny
  ,
  • damage
  ,
  • defamation
  ,
  • denigration
  ,
  • deprecation
  ,
  • derogation
  ,
  • disparagement
  ,
  • harm
  ,
  • hurt
  ,
  • injury
  ,
  • injustice
  ,
  • innuendo
  ,
  • insinuation
  ,
  • libel
  ,
  • lie
  ,
  • minimization
  ,
  • muckraking
  ,
  • obloquy
  ,
  • pejorative
  ,
  • revilement
  ,
  • running down
  ,
  • scandal
  ,
  • scandalmongering
  ,
  • scurrility
  ,
  • slam
  ,
  • smear campaign
  ,
  • tale
  ,
  • traducement
  ,
  • vilification
  ,
  • vituperation
  ,
  • wrong
  .
  • disesteem
  • disapprobation
  ,
  • disfavor
  ,
  • dislike
  ,
  • displeasure
  ,
  • disregard
  ,
  • disrespect
  .
  • disfavor
  • disapproval
  ,
  • disinclination
  ,
  • dissatisfaction
  ,
  • distrust
  ,
  • doghouse
  ,
  • indisposition
  ,
  • mistrust
  ,
  • thumbs down
  ,
  • unpopularity
  .
  • disgrace
  • Ingloriousness
  ,
  • abasement
  ,
  • baseness
  ,
  • black eye
  ,
  • blemish
  ,
  • blur
  ,
  • brand
  ,
  • comedown
  ,
  • contempt
  ,
  • corruption
  ,
  • culpability
  ,
  • debasement
  ,
  • debasing
  ,
  • degradation
  ,
  • disbarment
  ,
  • humbling
  ,
  • ill repute
  ,
  • meanness
  ,
  • odium
  ,
  • pollution
  ,
  • prostitution
  ,
  • put-down
  ,
  • spot
  ,
  • stain
  ,
  • taint
  ,
  • tarnish
  ,
  • turpitude
  ,
  • venality
  .
  • dishonor
  • affront
  ,
  • discourtesy
  ,
  • insult
  ,
  • offense
  ,
  • outrage
  .
  • dislike
  • animosity
  ,
  • animus
  ,
  • detestation
  ,
  • disgust
  ,
  • enmity
  ,
  • hostility
  ,
  • loathing
  ,
  • objection
  ,
  • opposition
  ,
  • prejudice
  .
  • disregard
  • Forgetting
  ,
  • Neglecting
  ,
  • Omitting
  ,
  • apathy
  ,
  • brush-off
  ,
  • disdain
  ,
  • disinterest
  ,
  • heedlessness
  ,
  • inadvertence
  ,
  • inattention
  ,
  • indifference
  ,
  • insouciance
  ,
  • lassitude
  ,
  • lethargy
  ,
  • listlessness
  ,
  • negligence
  ,
  • oblivion
  ,
  • omission
  ,
  • overlooking
  ,
  • oversight
  ,
  • slighting
  ,
  • the cold shoulder
  ,
  • unconcern
  ,
  • unmindfulness
  .
  • disrepute
  • blot
  ,
  • cloud
  ,
  • ill fame
  ,
  • ill favor
  ,
  • notoriety
  ,
  • scar
  .
  • ignominiousness
  • disgracefulness
  ,
  • dishonorableness
  ,
  • disreputability
  ,
  • disreputableness
  ,
  • shamefulness
  .
  • ill repute
  • bad name
  ,
  • bad odor
  .
  • infamy
  • abomination
  ,
  • atrocity
  ,
  • enormity
  ,
  • evil
  ,
  • immorality
  ,
  • impropriety
  ,
  • notoriousness
  ,
  • outrageousness
  ,
  • villainy
  ,
  • wickedness
  .
  • objection
  • Demurring
  ,
  • Remonstration
  ,
  • Repugnancy
  ,
  • cavil
  ,
  • counter-argument
  ,
  • criticism
  ,
  • declination
  ,
  • demurral
  ,
  • difficulty
  ,
  • discontent
  ,
  • doubt
  ,
  • exception
  ,
  • grievance
  ,
  • hesitation
  ,
  • niggle
  ,
  • protestation
  ,
  • question
  ,
  • rejection
  ,
  • reluctance
  ,
  • remonstrance
  ,
  • scruple
  ,
  • shrinking
  ,
  • stink
  ,
  • unwillingness
  .
  • odium
  • abhorrence
  ,
  • bar sinister
  ,
  • condemnation
  ,
  • dispprobation
  ,
  • execration
  ,
  • hate
  ,
  • onus
  ,
  • rebuke
  ,
  • reprobation
  ,
  • resentment
  .
  • protestation
  • expostulation
  .
  • reflection
  • animadversion
  ,
  • imputation
  ,
  • stricture
  .
  • shame
  • Pudency
  ,
  • abashment
  ,
  • bad conscience
  ,
  • chagrin
  ,
  • compunction
  ,
  • confusion
  ,
  • contrition
  ,
  • discomposure
  ,
  • guilt
  ,
  • irritation
  ,
  • loss of face
  ,
  • mortification
  ,
  • pang
  ,
  • remorse
  ,
  • self-disgust
  ,
  • self-reproach
  ,
  • self-reproof
  ,
  • shamefacedness
  ,
  • skeleton in the cupboard
  ,
  • stupefaction
  ,
  • treachery
  .
  • shamefulness
  • ignominiousness
  .

• v.

  • deprecate
  • Discommend
  ,
  • cut down to size
  ,
  • depreciate
  ,
  • derogate
  ,
  • detract
  ,
  • disapprove of
  ,
  • disparage
  ,
  • expostulate
  ,
  • frown
  ,
  • mudsling
  ,
  • not go for
  ,
  • object
  ,
  • pooh-pooh
  ,
  • poor mouth
  ,
  • protest against
  ,
  • put down
  ,
  • rip
  ,
  • run down
  ,
  • take dim view of
  ,
  • take down
  ,
  • take exception to
  .
  • detract
  • Misprize
  ,
  • Vilipend
  ,
  • backbite
  ,
  • belittle
  ,
  • blister
  ,
  • cheapen
  ,
  • cut rate
  ,
  • decrease
  ,
  • decry
  ,
  • devaluate
  ,
  • diminish
  ,
  • discount
  ,
  • draw away
  ,
  • knock
  ,
  • laugh at
  ,
  • lower
  ,
  • minimize
  ,
  • reduce
  ,
  • subtract from
  ,
  • underrate
  ,
  • undervalue
  ,
  • withdraw
  ,
  • write off
  .
  • disapprove
  • blame
  ,
  • censure
  ,
  • chastise
  ,
  • criticize
  ,
  • damn
  ,
  • denounce
  ,
  • deplore
  ,
  • disallow
  ,
  • dismiss
  ,
  • dispraise
  ,
  • find fault with
  ,
  • find unacceptable
  ,
  • look askance at
  ,
  • look down on
  ,
  • nix
  ,
  • object to
  ,
  • oppose
  ,
  • pan
  ,
  • pass on
  ,
  • refuse
  ,
  • reject
  ,
  • remonstrate
  ,
  • reprehend
  ,
  • reprobate
  ,
  • reprove
  ,
  • set aside
  ,
  • spurn
  ,
  • turn down
  ,
  • veto
  ,
  • zing
  .
  • discountenance
  • condemn
  ,
  • count me out
  ,
  • disapprove
  ,
  • discourage
  ,
  • dispute
  ,
  • hold no brief for
  ,
  • not stand for
  ,
  • resist
  ,
  • take a dim view of
  .
  • discredit
  • blow up
  ,
  • bring into disrepute
  ,
  • bring to naught
  ,
  • defame
  ,
  • degrade
  ,
  • destroy
  ,
  • disconsider
  ,
  • disgrace
  ,
  • disprove
  ,
  • explode
  ,
  • expose
  ,
  • frown upon
  ,
  • knock bottom out of
  ,
  • poke full of holes
  ,
  • puncture
  ,
  • reflect on
  ,
  • reproach
  ,
  • ruin
  ,
  • shoot
  ,
  • show up
  ,
  • slander
  ,
  • slur
  ,
  • smear
  ,
  • take rug out from under
  ,
  • tear down
  ,
  • vilify
  .
  • disesteem
  • deprecate
  ,
  • discountenance
  ,
  • frown on
  ,
  • slight
  .
  • dislike
  • Antipathize
  ,
  • Disrelish
  ,
  • abhor
  ,
  • abominate
  ,
  • avoid
  ,
  • be allergic to
  ,
  • be averse to
  ,
  • be turned off to
  ,
  • bear malice toward
  ,
  • contemn
  ,
  • despise
  ,
  • detest
  ,
  • eschew
  ,
  • execrate
  ,
  • grossed out on
  ,
  • have hard feelings
  ,
  • have no stomach for
  ,
  • have no taste for
  ,
  • loathe
  ,
  • lose interest in
  ,
  • make faces at
  ,
  • mind
  ,
  • not appreciate
  ,
  • not care for
  ,
  • not endure
  ,
  • not feel like
  ,
  • not take kindly to
  ,
  • regret
  ,
  • resent
  ,
  • shudder at
  ,
  • shun
  .
  • frown
  • show displeasure
  .
  • mislike
  • have no use for
  .
  • object
  • balk
  ,
  • be displeased
  ,
  • challenge
  ,
  • complain
  ,
  • crab
  ,
  • cross
  ,
  • demur
  ,
  • disavow
  ,
  • dissent
  ,
  • except
  ,
  • go-one-on-one
  ,
  • gripe
  ,
  • grouse
  ,
  • inveigh
  ,
  • kick
  ,
  • make a stink
  ,
  • mix it up with
  ,
  • protest
  ,
  • rail
  ,
  • raise objection
  ,
  • rant
  ,
  • rave
  ,
  • sound off
  ,
  • squawk
  ,
  • storm
  ,
  • take exception
  ,
  • take on
  ,
  • tangle
  .
  • underestimate
  • make light of
  ,
  • miscalculate
  ,
  • miscarry
  ,
  • not do justice
  ,
  • sell short
  ,
  • think too little of
  .

What are the hypernyms for Dis-esteem?

• Other hypernyms:

  devaluation, inferiority, lack of confidence, lower self-worth.