Favourable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAVOURABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• conducive to, also FAVORABLE
• giving consent
• (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
• expressing approval
• to the advantage of someone or something
• encouraging or approving or pleasing
• (of winds or weather) tending to promote or facilitate
• occurring at a convenient or suitable time
• presaging or likely to bring good luck
• conducive to

Words related to FAVOURABLE

favorable17 favorableness21 favorablenesses23 favourableness22 favourably21

Words that contain FAVOURABLE

unfavourable20 favourableness22

How to use FAVOURABLE in a sentence

• The reply was favourable, the negro showing the sign that all was still well.
• Circumstances favourable to the union of the colonies.
• Whilst I was vainly trying to find a more favourable place, I heard my dear Jack uttering most alarming cries.
• His sole answer was that he would not lead them out till the victims were favourable.
• I would prepare your mind for a favourable reception of truth by removing every painful, offensive idea of personal reproach.
• We again had a favourable wind and sailed along very well.
• The farmers were bitterly opposed to the education of their labourers, and the clergy, though generally favourable, were not always so.
• Some sprite, favourable to the peace of Hartledon, had been writing confidentially from Ireland regarding Kirton and his doings.
• They possessed an almost incredible number of idols, one of which was Abbuto, noted for curing inveterate diseases, and for procuring a favourable wind at sea.
• Thus ended the procedure against Damien and his family, in a manner not very favourable to the avowed clemency of Louis, or the acknowledged humanity of the French nation.
• He expressed his hope that the world would do him justice, should they oblige him, by rejecting these favourable terms, to adopt violent measures.
• No public man ever came out of a personal discussion less favourable than the noble minister for the colonies on this occasion.
• The terms were very favourable to England, although Edward consented to abandon all claim to the French crown.
• Doubtless, at a less favourable period of the year, both would prove difficult to bear.
• The accident that hath happened is, I imagine, a favourable one for us.
• The expedition obtained a reception quite as favourable as had been expected.
• Nevertheless, this province was not favourable for a particularly successful national evolution.
• Nothing can be effected, unless favourable variations occur, and variation itself is apparently always a very slow process.
• Favourable comment came from those who read them, who, reading, knew naught of their three authors.
• The musician came to him in a moment, and being respectably dressed, good-looking, and frank in manner, Jude obtained a favourable reception.
• Chapter XXIX I borrow money upon my estate, and upon very favourable terms.
• I take even this opportunity, although not apparently a favourable one, of expressing what I consider it my duty, as a gentleman who has wronged another, to express.

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