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Meaning & Definition of Favorable in English

English

Favorable

Expressing approval or support; advantageous.


Pronunciation:

/ˈfeɪ.vər.ə.bəl/

Part of Speech:

adjective

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: Expressing approval, support, or preference.

    Example Sentence: The committee gave a favorable response to the proposal.

  • Definition: Providing an advantage or benefit.

    Example Sentence: The conditions for planting are favorable this year.

  • Definition: Showing kindness or goodwill.

    Example Sentence: She received a favorable review from the editor.

  • Definition: Likely to lead to success.

    Example Sentence: They were in a favorable position to win the championship.

  • Definition: Synonymous with beneficial or positive.

    Example Sentence: His favorable comments boosted her confidence.

Etymology

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

Synonyms

advantageousbeneficialsupportivepromisingpositive

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • 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.

Translations

  • Spanish: favorables
  • French: favorable
  • German: vorteilhaft
  • Russian: благоприятный

Related Words

  • 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.

Slang Meanings of favorable

  • Meaning: Good vibes or support.

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

  • Meaning: A thumbs up or positive approval.

    Example Sentence: That movie got a bunch of favorable reviews from critics.