Favoritism is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAVORITISM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the showing of special favor
• the practice of giving unfair preferential treatment to one person or group at the expense of another
• the state or condition of being the competitor thought most likely to win a sporting contest
• The disposition to favor and promote the interest of one person or family, or of one class of men, to the neglect of others having equal claims; partiality.
• an inclination to favor some person or group
• unfair treatment of a person or group on the basis of prejudice
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the showing of special favor; partiality
• same as favouritism

Words related to FAVORITISM

favoritisms19 favouritism19

Words that contain FAVORITISM

favoritisms19

How to use FAVORITISM in a sentence

• Of all masters, the most unpopular is he who by the silent tribunal of a school is convicted of favoritism.
• Pascoe being probably glad to please the first lieutenant by selecting his relation, although that officer would not himself have shown favoritism on his behalf.
• Promotion is almost entirely by favoritism, and it would need a very considerable amount of courage and independence to give a verdict in the teeth of their commanding officer.
• But they were impatient of control, and were murmuring angrily that there was favoritism shown in the issue of beef.
• It was a big step up for so young a man, and was of course pure favoritism, due to Mr.
• Some of the funds will be wasted, some will be expended in favoritism and some will be neglected and not expended at all.
• Naturally, when it was decided to award the territory to the Dominicans, the Augustinians accused the Bishop of favoritism towards his own order.
• It was an act of favoritism for one thing, in the interest of a great monopoly.
• It was accused of favoritism in making loans, of conferring special privileges upon politicians in return for their support at Washington.
• Vastly different, however, was his favoritism from the favoritism of Har-hat.
• Society, guilty of favoritism and prejudice, gave to others, not so well fitted as myself for its purposes or necessities, the station in all particulars designed for me.
• The world is not so partial and full of favoritism as we think.
• They exclude all wrath and favoritism from the disposition of the Deity.
• Because caprice, hatred, and favoritism are embalmed in some perverse doctrine of future punishment is no defensible reason for denying a righteous retribution.
• This favoritism aroused the anger and jealousy of the older brothers, and they plotted to get rid of him.
• The restrictions did not materially diminish the quantity of goods, but they served to throw the trade into a few hands, and thus open the way for much favoritism.
• Now, a Congressman can appoint a cadet as a matter of favoritism, or to pay a political debt to some relative of the boy he so appoints.
• But De Barras was nettled by the favoritism which had made De Grasse, his junior in service, his superior in command.
• Taxation that, in its principle, is variable, shifting, or dependent on personal whim and favoritism, is despotism.
• He talked to them all in a mass and showed no favoritism.
• Its power of local discount has in fact proved to be a fruitful source of favoritism and corruption, alike destructive to the public morals and to the general weal.
• The legislative will on this point might be so plainly announced as to avoid all pretext for partiality or favoritism.
• In sending your answers put your number and the date only on them, for the judges are not to know names and addresses of the contestants, that there may be no favoritism shown.
• He found that favoritism was not the factor that he had been led to suppose.
• I discover no reason of any substance why this pension should be increased, and if it should be done it would only be a manifestation of unjust favoritism.
• It will not come to him by favoritism nor by chance, but because he conquers the situation, and by his own ability and resolute endeavor fairly captures the prize of success.
• The method of reform, therefore, must be a plan of selection for appointment which makes favoritism impossible.

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