Favoured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAVOURED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FAVOUR, to regard with goodwill, also FAVOR
• 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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to favor

Words related to FAVOURED

faurd9 favour12 favouring16 favours13

Words that contain FAVOURED

unfavoured17 disfavoured19 favouredness19 overfavoured22 favourednesses21

How to use FAVOURED in a sentence

• Many other particular days might be quoted upon which generals of armies have constantly been favoured with fortune.
• YOU MAY PERHAPS HAVE BEEN FAVOURED with letters of introduction from some of your friends, to persons living in the neighbourhood to which you have just come.
• He intended to ascertain, if possible, which side Crosby favoured, before he expressed his own views.
• In this course he was favoured by the condition of the land, and by the conditions of the agreement.
• There were several external factors which at this time favoured the rise of the Serbian state.
• The offer was, however, not accepted, as neither France nor Russia favoured the proposal.
• That King Carol favoured the idea of a joint action with Germany is likely enough, for such a policy was in keeping with his faith in the power of the German Empire.
• In referring to himself as the favoured ruler of various city deities, Lugal-zaggisi appears as a ruler of all Sumeria.
• Never was country more favoured, by nature, or more susceptible of improvement under judicious management.
• What can it be? I am favoured by fortune from my birth until I enter into relations with women.
• The Constitutions favoured the Eusebian doctrines, and were therefore repudiated of course by those who were interested in maintaining the Athanasian heresy.
• I would not ask for it, but were it imposed through obedience, I should consider myself highly favoured.
• If it were not for the unexampled Bounty and Charity of the richer classes the Poor must have literally starved, but we have been favoured with a very mild winter.
• I hope you do not feel any bad effects from it? My cousin wrote you on Monday and expects this afternoon to be favoured with an answer.
• The elector of Mentz, who had favoured the emperor, was now dead, and his successor inclined to the Austrian interest.
• Chatillon was good-looking and fortune favoured him.
• Fate may have, doubtless has, a special down on you, but even Fate is unlikely to blow you to bits if the act involves blowing to bits several of her more favoured sons.
• The sun had already set, and the darkness favoured the attack.
• The chief of Wakan, an island which forms the other side of the entrance to Dobbo harbour, also favoured us with a visit.
• Bass, with the perusal and use of which he has been favoured.
• This was the third occasion on which these communities had been favoured by the presence of members of the royal family.
• Olga had a swift and fascinating fashion of endearing herself to all who caught her fancy and, somewhat curiously, Muriel was one of the favoured number.
• Walker, and myself, with a train of loaded mules, we were also favoured by the escort of Messrs.
• One of her brothers, who was an officer much favoured by the cacique Zemaco, often came to visit her.
• Within this favoured domain the products of nature and of human industry vie with each other in extent and variety.
• Favoured by the Emperor the new faith made considerable headway.
• But their hostility was perhaps mainly due to the boatswain, who encouraged the idea among the rest of the crew that he was favoured by the officers.

Similar words containing FAVOUR without suffix ed

favour12 favours13 favourer14 disfavour16 favourers15 favouring16 favourite15 disfavours17 favourable18 favourably21 favourites16 favourless16 overfavour19 unfavoured17 disfavoured19 disfavourer18 favouringly21 favouritism19 overfavours20 unfavourite17 disfavourers19 disfavouring20 favouredness19 favouritisms20 overfavoured22 unfavourable20 unfavourably23 overfavouring23 favourableness22 favourednesses21

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