Favorably

/ˈfeɪvərəbli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner that is advantageous or beneficial.

The new policy was viewed favorably by the employees, leading to a surge in morale.

In a way that is inclined to approve or support something.

The reviewers responded favorably to the artist's latest exhibition.

In a way that is positive or encouraging.

The weather conditions favored the team's performance favorably during the match.

In a manner expressing goodwill or kindness.

She spoke favorably of her colleagues, highlighting their dedication and hard work.

From the Latin 'favorabilis', meaning 'showing favor'.

in favor

supportive of something or someone.

favor with

to be in someone’s good graces or approval.

make a favor

to do something beneficial for someone.

favor

To support or approve of something.

favorable

Expressing approval or support.

favoritism

The practice of giving unfair preferential treatment.