favour
/ˈfeɪvər/
noun
- A kind or helpful act done for someone.
- Could you do me a favour and pass the salt?
- She asked her neighbour for a favour to water her plants.
- He returned the favour by helping her move.
- Approval, support, or liking for someone or something.
- She looked on the plan with favour.
- The king's favour brought great wealth to the family.
- The proposal found favour with the board members.
- A small gift or token given to guests at a party or event.
- The party favours included candles and chocolates.
- They handed out favours to thank everyone for coming.
- Each guest received a small favour at the wedding.
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verb
- To prefer or support someone or something over others.
- Many voters favour the new policy.
- She favours natural light when painting.
- The teacher tends to favour students who work hard.
- To treat someone or something with special kindness or preference.
- He favoured his youngest daughter with extra attention.
- The weather favoured our outdoor picnic.
- Fortune favoured the brave explorers.
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