Difference between Unfavorable and Reproving

UNFAVORABLE vs REPROVING: NOUN

Involving or creating circumstances detrimental to success or effectiveness
Not favorable; not propitious; discouraging; adverse. Not adapted to promote some specified object; somewhat prejudicial: as, weather unfavorable for harvest; unfavorable conditions.
Ill-favored; ugly; unattractive; repulsive.

Reproving, Admonitory, Admonishing, Reproachful, Contrary, Discriminatory, Invidious, Harmful, Inauspicious, Untoward, Disapproving, Hostile, Bad, Adverse, Unfavourable

Reproving, Admonitory, Admonishing, Reproachful, Contrary, Discriminatory, Invidious, Harmful, Inauspicious, Untoward, Disapproving, Hostile, Bad, Adverse, Unfavourable

Rivalry is really unfavorable in the camera industry.
Key words: immuglobulines, prophylaxis, treatment, unfavorable reaction, children.
Is your general impression of Donald Trump very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable, or do you have no opinion?
Conditionrefers to favorable qualityand favorable conditionas well as unfavorable qualityand unfavorable condition.
During unfavorable conditions, they are also able to transform from the active trophozoite stage to inactive cysts that survive unfavorable conditions.
This was partially offset by unfavorable pricing due to the carryover impact of prior year pricing adjustments and unfavorable foreign currency.
Group, which may then be required to carry out such redemptions at an unfavorable time or under unfavorable conditions.
Partially offsetting these improvements was net unfavorable reserve strengthening in Group Benefits due to unfavorable mortality trends.
Some herbicides rated good to excellent may give erratic or unfavorable results under unfavorable conditions.
Please tell us whether you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, neither favorable nor unfavorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable opinion of Planned Parenthood.

God, whether by reproving and admonishing the wicked, or comforting the afflicted, or revealing things hidden; especially by foretelling future events.
Although exhortation is like preaching, the definition of exhorting by John Wesley emphasized that exhortation was mostly about reproving one of their sinful actions.
Paulexhorted him to be faithful in reproving sin and even to rebuke with sharpness those who were guilty of gross evils.
So as his folly needs and requires, convincing him strongly, reproving him sharply, andexposing him to just shame.
He is rather reproving the hardness of the people, because they do not feel their plagues.
Slavist of the generation, Roman Jakobson, hovers over the work like a guiding and reproving spirit.
Amy, with a reproving look at the long figure stretched on the rug.
Irremediable guidelines for journalistic substances reproving by asthmatics in during competitions.
Spleen smirks at that, then gives Invisible Boy a reproving look.
Thus, reproving error is a matter of obedience.