Disapproval (noun)

1. A feeling or expression of disapproval.
2. The state of being disapproved of.
3. The act of rejecting or refusing to approve something.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from obsolete french désapprobation or latin dis- (expressing negation) + approbatio(n-), from approbare "approve".

Examples:

1. He shook his head in disapproval.
2. The disapproval of the proposal was unanimous.
3. The disapproval on his face was clear.
4. The disapproval of the public was reflected in the polls.
5. Her disapproval of his behavior was evident.