Synonyms for favour
ˈfeɪ vərfavour

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1. favor, favournoun

   a feeling of favorable regard

   Synonyms:
   party favor, favor, party favour

2. favor, favournoun

   an inclination to approve

   "that style is in favor this season"

   Synonyms:
   party favor, favor, party favour

3. favor, favournoun

   an advantage to the benefit of someone or something

   "the outcome was in his favor"

   Synonyms:
   party favor, favor, party favour

4. party favor, party favour, favor, favournoun

   souvenir consisting of a small gift given to a guest at a party

   Synonyms:
   party favor, favor, party favour

5. favor, favourverb

   an act of gracious kindness

   Synonyms:
   party favor, favor, party favour

6. favor, favourverb

   treat gently or carefully

   Synonyms:
   favor, privilege, prefer

7. privilege, favor, favourverb

   bestow a privilege upon

   Synonyms:
   favor, privilege, prefer

8. prefer, favor, favourverb

   promote over another

   "he favors his second daughter"

   Synonyms:
   choose, favor, privilege, prefer, opt

9. favor, favourverb

   consider as the favorite

   "The local team was favored"

   Synonyms:
   favor, privilege, prefer

Matched Categories

1. • Advantage
   • Approval
   • Consider
   • Inclination
   • Promote
   • Souvenir
   • Spare

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1. List of paraphrases for "favour":

   favor, favourable, support, benefit, favore, behalf, faveur, promote, supportive, advantage, conducive, positive, favorable, foster, supporter, advocate

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How to use favour in a sentence?

1. Markus Huber:

   European equities are trading higher this morning as a very respectable European earnings season and improving growth prospects are providing investors with plenty of reasons why to favour European stocks versus Asian and U.S. ones, overall sentiment remains positive with Europe likely to continue to outperform their American peers.

2. Andreas Utermann:

   The lack of economic growth and the return of volatility is prompting us to be more pro-active in buying and selling assets to capture the big moves in prices, we still favour the dividend theme in Europe. Stocks pay a hefty 3.5 percent yield on average, that's much higher than in the fixed income market.

3. Roman Andryushin:

   We observe a situation now similar to (2009) when both benchmarks fell due to economic reasons but the pendulum swung in the favour of China first.

4. Mohammad Javad Zarif:

   We don't say the deal is totally in favour of Iran. Any negotiation is a give and take. We have definitely shown some flexibility, i tell you as I told the Supreme Leader, we did our best to preserve most of the red lines, if not all.

5. Hadiza Djibril:

   I exercised my right to vote in favour of the candidate of my choice and I'm happy. I hope the election goes well.