favor
fa
ˈfeɪ
fei
vor
vɜr
vēr
British pronunciation
/fˈe‌ɪvɐ/
favour

Definition & Meaning of "favor"in English

to favor
01

to prefer someone or something to an alternative

Transitive: to favor sb/sth | to favor one option over another
to favor definition and meaning
example
Examples
I favor spending my weekends in nature rather than in the city.
02

to treat someone better than someone else, especially in an unfair manner

Transitive: to favor sb
example
Examples
She favors her younger brother and lets him get away with more.
03

to avoid putting full pressure on an injured part of the body

Transitive: to favor an injured limb
example
Examples
He had to favor his left ankle after spraining it.
04

to provide conditions or opportunities that help someone or something succeed

Transitive: to favor sth
example
Examples
The warm weather seems to favor the crops this season.
Favor
01

a kind act that is done to help a person

example
Examples
Could you do me a favor and lend me your book?
02

an advantage given to someone or something

03

an inclination or tendency to approve or support

04

a small gift given to guests as a keepsake at a party or event

05

a feeling of goodwill or positive regard

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