disfavour (subs.) Copy link Outline 1. offensio2. offensa (esp. when lasting)3. invĭdia (ill-feeling on the part of the people)4. frīgus, ŏris, n. (on the part of the great) • disfavour (subs.): 1. offensio: to fall into d. with any one, suscipere [invidiam atque] off. apud aliquem; in odium off.que alicujus incurrere, Cic.: great d., gravis of., Cic. Dimin., offensiuncŭla, slight d., Cic. 2. offensa (esp. when lasting): I am in very great d. with Pompey, magna in offensa sum apud Pompeium, Cic.: to get into great d. (with an emperor), gravissimam off. (apud principem) contrahere, Suet. 3. invĭdia (ill-feeling on the part of the people): Cic. (v. supr.): v. unpopularity. 4. frīgus, ŏris, n. (on the part of the great): to smite any one with your d. (as a patron), frigore aliquem ferire, Hor.: Sen. Phr.: to get into d. with the people, plebem offendere, Cic. (v. to offend); populi studium amittere, Cic.: in d. with any one, offensus [invisusque] alicui, Cic.: to be in complete d. (with the people), totum jacere, Cic.: see also displeasure, odium.