Disfavor (noun)

1. The state of not being liked or approved of; the state of being out of favor.
2. Disapproval or lack of support.

Origin:

From dis- ("not, opposite of") + favor ("approval, support"), from middle english favour, from old french favou(r), from latin favōrem, accusative of favōr ("favour, kindness"), from favere ("to speak well of").

Examples:

1. The politician fell out of disfavor with the public after the scandal.
2. The new policy is in disfavor among the employees.
3. The company's products fell out of disfavor after the scandal.
4. The new law is in disfavor among the citizens.
5. The individual fell out of disfavor with the group after the incident.