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to favor
01
to prefer someone or something to an alternative
Transitive: to favor sb/sth | to favor one option over another
02
to treat someone better than someone else, especially in an unfair manner
Transitive: to favor sb
03
to avoid putting full pressure on an injured part of the body
Transitive: to favor an injured limb
04
to provide conditions or opportunities that help someone or something succeed
Transitive: to favor sth
Favor
01
a kind act that is done to help a person
02
an advantage to the benefit of someone or something
03
an inclination to approve
04
souvenir consisting of a small gift given to a guest at a party
05
a feeling of favorable regard
favor
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disfavor
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disfavor
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favored
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favored
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Example
She favors the blue dress over the red one for the party.
We favor a collaborative approach to problem-solving in our team.
The manager may favor candidates with relevant experience during the hiring process.
I favor spending my weekends in nature rather than in the city.
He tends to favor action movies over romantic comedies.
