favored 音标拼音: [f'evɚd]
a . 有利的,受惠的,幸运的
有利的,受惠的,幸运的
favored adj 1 :
preferred above all others and treated with partiality ;
"
the favored child " [
synonym : {
favored }, {
favorite (
a )},
{
favourite (
a )}, {
best -
loved }, {
pet }, {
preferred },
{
preferent }]
Favored \
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a .
1 .
Countenanced ;
aided ;
regarded with kindness ;
as ,
a favored friend .
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2 .
Having a certain favor or appearance ;
featured ;
as ,
well -
favored ;
hard -
favored ,
etc .
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Favor \
Fa "
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p . {
Favored } (
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p .
pr . &
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n . {
Favoring }.] [
Written also favour .] [
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favorer ,
favorir .
See {
Favor },
n .]
1 .
To regard with kindness ;
to support ;
to aid ,
or to have the disposition to aid ,
or to wish success to ;
to be propitious to ;
to treat with consideration or tenderness ;
to show partiality or unfair bias towards .
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O happy youth !
and favored of the skies . --
Pope .
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He that favoreth Joab , . . .
let him go after Joab .
--
2 Sam .
xx .
11 .
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[
The painter ]
has favored her squint admirably .
--
Swift .
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2 .
To afford advantages for success to ;
to facilitate ;
as ,
a weak place favored the entrance of the enemy .
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3 .
To resemble in features ;
to have the aspect or looks of ;
as ,
the child favors his father .
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The porter owned that the gentleman favored his master . --
Spectator .
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60 Moby Thesaurus words for "
favored ":
accepted ,
acclaimed ,
admired ,
admitted ,
advantaged ,
advocated ,
affluent ,
applauded ,
approved ,
auspicious ,
backed ,
better ,
blessed ,
blessed with luck ,
chartered ,
choice ,
chosen ,
cried up ,
excepted ,
excused ,
exempt ,
exempted ,
favoring ,
favorite ,
fortunate ,
highly touted ,
immune ,
in good odor ,
in luck ,
irresponsible ,
let off ,
licensed ,
lucky ,
more desirable ,
of choice ,
permitted ,
pet ,
popular ,
preferable ,
preferential ,
preferred ,
preferring ,
privileged ,
prosperous ,
providential ,
received ,
recommended ,
released ,
rich ,
selected ,
spared ,
supported ,
to be preferred ,
unaccountable ,
unanswerable ,
unliable ,
unsubject ,
wealthy ,
well -
liked ,
well -
thought -
of
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