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-favoured
adjective
(in combination) having an appearance (as specified)
ill-favoured
Example Sentences
Big chunks will go to favoured departments, with suggestions of an extra £30 billion for the NHS over three years.
Massive chunks will go to favoured departments, suggestions of an extra £30bn for the NHS today.
In the past, complaints have focused on the fact that the award has historically favoured attacking midfielders and forwards over more defensive players.
He wrote at the time that it was the "instinct" of policy makers to use the "stick" of enforcement and fines to convince people to self-isolate, rather than the "carrot" of financial support favoured by the government's science advisers.
In England and Wales, a ban on "zombie-style" knives and machetes was introduced last September, making it illegal to own, make, transport or sell a wide range of "statement" knives favoured by criminal gangs.
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