Favorable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAVORABLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• Full of favor; favoring; manifesting partiality; kind; propitious; friendly.
• Conducive; contributing; tending to promote or facilitate; advantageous; convenient.
• Beautiful; well-favored.
ADJECTIVE:
• (US) favourable, also FAVOURABLE
• expressing approval
• giving consent
• to the advantage of someone or something
• (of a wind) blowing in the direction of travel
• (of weather, or a period of time judged in terms of its weather) fine
• suggesting a good outcome
• encouraging or approving or pleasing
• (of winds or weather) tending to promote or facilitate
• presaging or likely to bring good luck
• inclined to help or support; not antagonistic or hostile
• occurring at a convenient or suitable time
• favourable

Words related to FAVORABLE

favorably20 favourable18

Words that contain FAVORABLE

unfavorable19 favorableness21 favorablenesses23 unfavorableness23 unfavorablenesses25

How to use FAVORABLE in a sentence

• Chase, the Secretary of the Treasury, has just negotiated, under favorable conditions, the last part of his loan.
• They had learned that the climate of the region was particularly favorable to the breeding of the worms, and that the mulberry-tree was indigenous there.
• So far as opinion goes everything is favorable to my bill.
• These were the most favorable conditions they had yet obtained.
• From some cause or other the atmosphere of Philadelphia is not favorable to this mode of Spiritual manifestation.
• The Report before it was committed was more favorable to the Southern States than as it now stands.
• When he was told that some sought to cast imputations on his character, he was greatly surprised, and offered to give favorable testimony in any form that might be desired.
• Now this triple organisation can be brought into existence, on the largest possible scale in India under circumstances peculiarly favorable to the success of the scheme.
• The season was most favorable for such a northerly voyage.
• There were, moreover, many favorable chances for a homicide.
• As they were the slow growth, the gradual development of long years of inhuman conditions, so they must be eliminated by the slow growth of years of favorable conditions.
• Nor could any man set about a scheme with comfort until he had satisfied himself in some manner or other that the gods were favorable to it.
• Recovery takes place in favorable cases in from three weeks to three months, depending on the nature and extent of injuries inflicted.
• A month, and not a week, was the shortest and most favorable voyage that could be looked for.
• Dick considered that individually he had been remarkably brilliant, and had left a favorable impression behind him.
• If one opponent can be suddenly overwhelmed with a heavy rain of bombs, the chances of success for the attacking party are quite favorable.
• The favorable influences which these plants thus exert upon crop production is invaluable to the farmer.
• So false is the common opinion that this reign was favorable to commerce.
• The mild and genial atmosphere of Mentone produced a favorable change in the invalid immediately.
• Scotland nowhere rises above the present level of perpetual snow, while in Switzerland the whole Alpine range has an altitude favorable to the preservation of glaciers.
• We camped in a pine grove close to the rim, a splendid site that under favorable circumstances would have been enjoyable.
• This was Jordan, intent on guessing when would be the most favorable moment for sending in the message that should call Prescott out to his doom.
• At this time Joe and Joshua were occupying a tent which they had purchased on favorable terms of a fellow miner.
• They hold important offices, and such a favorable opportunity is not to be lightly regarded.
• At every favorable point they have pushed out their territorial boundaries or transferred their social activities to a region more favorable to their expansion.
• A lot of good sugar trees will average four pounds to the tree, in a favorable season.
• Since the abortive attempts to commit the Democratic party to the convention system in 1835, party opinion had grown more favorable to the innovation.
• Conditions once favorable to the existence of the home as a sustaining economic unit are no longer to be found.

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