Favorable

/ˈfeɪ.vər.ə.bəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Expressing approval or support.

The committee received favorable feedback on the proposed changes.

Conducive to success or advantageous.

The weather conditions were favorable for the outdoor event.

Having a good effect; beneficial.

The research produced favorable results for the new treatment.

Agreeable or pleasing.

She received a favorable response from the audience after her presentation.

Middle English, from Latin 'favorem' meaning 'favor, goodwill, kindness'.

favorable conditions

Circumstances that are beneficial for success.

favorable opinion

A positive belief or view about someone or something.

favorable terms

Conditions that are advantageous in a deal or agreement.

favor

To show approval or preference for something.

favorably

In a way that is advantageous or supportive.

favoritism

The practice of giving preferential treatment to one person or group.

Good vibes or support.

The team's got a lot of favorable energy going into the playoffs.

A thumbs up or positive approval.

That movie got a bunch of favorable reviews from critics.