Favoring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAVORING in dictionary:

VERB:
• FAVOR, to regard with goodwill, also FAVOUR
• feel or show approval or preference for
• give unfairly preferential treatment to
• work to the advantage of
• (often used in polite requests) give someone (something desired)
• resemble (a parent or other relative) in facial features
• treat (an injured limb) gently, not putting one's full weight on it
NOUN:
• approval, support, or liking for someone or something
• overgenerous preferential treatment
• a thing such as a badge or knot of ribbons that is given or worn as a mark of liking or support.
• an act of kindness beyond what is due or usual
• used with reference to a woman allowing a man to have sexual intercourse with her
• a small inexpensive gift given to guests at a party.
ADJECTIVE:
• That favors.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to regard with approval

Words related to FAVORING

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How to use FAVORING in a sentence

• Favoring moisture had covered the islet with an exuberant undergrowth.
• Fate, however, which had saved the two brothers and the young rancher from stumbling into the ambush, was still favoring them.
• The daughter remained standing in her shame, without favoring the spectators with the expression of her face.
• Philip lent him a favoring ear, and despatched him to the Indies as general of the fleet and army.
• Though I have trimmed my sails to opposing rather than to favoring gales, it is not because the latter have been wanting.
• At what was called the long term of the legislature laws were passed favoring the lottery and the opium dealers.
• The experiment, tried under these favoring circumstances, proved perfectly successful.
• The former were called Federals, as favoring a federation of the several states, and the latter were called Anti-Federals, as opposing it.
• In the accomplishment of this purpose, the degree of success which rewarded their efforts was due to a favoring state of affairs in the house.
• Courtenay lost not an instant of favoring tide and fine weather.
• Ford, was settled through good luck favoring the girls.
• Speculative Rationalism in Zuerich, Periodicals favoring, 434.
• I walked aimlessly, favoring the arm the guard had crushed.
• He had hoped, at first, that he was approaching his ship of deliverance, that luck was favoring the luckless and at last the means of his escape were at hand.
• On the other hand, in the House of Representatives representation was to be according to population, thus favoring the larger States.
• And with favoring winds they safety sailed to Raishu, and found the good people of that island assembled upon the beach to welcome them.
• Even in executive positions and in the professions, most women look upon wages and salaries as favoring breezes, necessary until they drop anchor in the haven of matrimony.
• But the presence of any one of these features is a favoring condition for the development of the others.
• A feature favoring the growth of monopoly when such industries are left to private enterprise is the need to produce and supply the commodity or service at a given locality.
• A second feature favoring monopoly in such industries is the marked advantage of large production in them.
• A third feature favoring monopoly is uniformity in the quality of the furnished.
• A fourth feature favoring monopoly in these enterprises is the necessity of making permanent and exceptional use of the public streets and alleys.
• One of the most striking developments of opinion in the nineteenth century was that favoring an increasing use of authority in distribution.
• Harrison was elected and the party favoring a high protective tariff came into power.
• Theirs was an old and sentimental friendship, which adverse circumstances might have ended, or favoring circumstances have changed into love.
• The youth inherited some musical talent and under favoring conditions might have achieved something as a musician.
• The Asas bade Aegir a kind farewell, and favoring winds wafted them swiftly home to Asgard.
• I allude to the charge brought against the manufacturing system, as favoring the growth of aristocracy.
• A slight breeze was drawing up the stream, and before its favoring breath, the little vessel, or whatever else it might be called, advanced with great rapidity.

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