favored
- adjective
- /ˈfeɪvərd/
- US
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favorecido
- We're making a new homogeneous world of certain favored plants and animals like corn and rats.
Also the length of their videos that tends to be favored by the algorithm.
- Also the length of their videos that tends to be favored by the algorithm.
- I would say that Hochel is Hochul is favored.
- I'm called his precious, his favoured.
- That I think is favoured by possibly the majority of physicists.
Examples
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Many students feel that being part of the honors program gives them favored access to college scholarships.
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"This is what Favored Nation is for?"
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So heavy particles are favored and light particles are not favored.
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Well, it's energetically less favored, right?
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Whatever PCE numbers settling down, that's their favored inflation measure.
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And that's the economically favored route for synthesizing taxol.
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It is called Jerome Powell's favored recession indicator.
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The chef has a favored recipe that always impresses guests at dinner parties.
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She received favored treatment due to her experience and strong performance in the previous project.
Synonyms
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1.0
Liked more than other people or things
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4.8
Having special rights or advantages that others do not have
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6.0
To give an advantage to one person or group over others
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2.8
Liked or chosen more than others
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3.4
Liked more than other things of the same kind
Liked most by someone and given special attention
Antonyms
Compounds
- Formal
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8.2
A country that receives the same trade advantages as other countries under a trade agreement
How Favored
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Favored comes from favor, which means 'support' or 'kindness' and is the same root as favorite. So a favored person is one who gets special support or choice.