Favourably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAVOURABLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• FAVOURABLE, conducive to, also FAVORABLE
• with approval
• to the advantage of someone or something
• showing approval

Words related to FAVOURABLY

favorably20 favourable18

Words that contain FAVOURABLY

unfavourably23

How to use FAVOURABLY in a sentence

• It thrives best as a wall plant, and when favourably situated a height of 12 feet is sometimes attained.
• As far as my own experience goes, I can speak favourably.
• The Catholic cause had never before showed so favourably.
• But there can be little doubt that its Brahman authors were in the main more favourably inclined towards the hero prince than towards the cowherd lover.
• We cannot speak more favourably of the manner in which the notes are written than of the matter of which they consist.
• The conscientious manner in which he performed his offices was favourably commented upon by Bishop Wright.
• Cossey under what circumstances I was favourably inclined to his proposal, so I need not repeat all that.
• I went, and the young woman impressed me very favourably.
• You are greatly in love with her, and she is favourably disposed towards you, from your appearance.
• Few places are more favourably situated for the tourist.
• There is no city in the world more favourably situated for this purpose than Rome.
• Robert is not very favourably represented, I think.
• If my colleagues are favourably disposed towards you I shall not interfere.
• Both the matter and the manner of his narration had, as time went on, impressed me favourably.
• His more ambitious works have been less favourably received.
• Here four Mandans came down from a camp above, and our Ricara chief returned with them to their camp, from which we auger favourably of their pacific views towards each other.
• Some Justices had ridden over from East Grinsted to direct this rustic reformation, and had reported favourably to the new Rector on his arrival of the zeal of his flock.
• Certainly I consider that, in my own case, it is the great obstacle in the way of my being favourably heard, as at present, when I have to make my defence.
• They were most favourably received, and the last letters which I had from him spoke of the pleasure which this success gave him.
• Her reply, if favourably interpreted, would testify to the ardour of her faith.
• Dryden mentions the excellence of the acting, so it was probably received very favourably.
• Neither does it avail you how well and favourably you are known at your hotel for paying your bill promptly.
• Every one was impressed favourably by the fine country lying between these two cities, its intermediate towns and villages, and fast-growing industries.
• As regards the soil in these parts, it was, so far, impossible to speak favourably.
• A good work done upon the Sabbath must be viewed more favourably by God than a bad work done on another day of the week.
• Gyges received his application favourably, and sent him a strong Asiatic contingent, chiefly composed of Ionians and Carians.
• Even the most indifferent of men thinks more favourably of people who know a good trout when they see it, and sits down to his supper with kindly feelings.
• I do not mean that it is not found in other Buddhist lands, but I cite an instance which I have seen myself and which has impressed most observers favourably.
• Longstreet, on the other hand, was obviously very favourably impressed.
• On the whole I was most favourably impressed by these fellows, with one exception.

Similar words containing FAVOURAB without suffix ly

favourable18 unfavourable20 unfavourably23 favourableness22

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