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-favoured
adjective
- in combination having an appearance (as specified)
ill-favoured
Example Sentences
Temperatures are set to rise widely into the low 20s across the country – 23 or 24C are certainly possible for northern and eastern Scotland and there may even be 25C in some favoured spots such as Aboyne in Aberdeenshire.
"River have traditionally favoured a more aesthetic brand of football, with their more demanding fans barely even celebrating hard-fought or undeserved wins," explains Bauza.
He tells the BBC that President Trump's first term was "excellent for Brazilian agriculture" as "Trump's tariffs in that time favoured us".
David Spencer, a former police officer who now is head of crime and justice at the think tank Policy Exchange, says too often the law had previously "favoured those involved in disruptive protests at the expense of the legitimate interests of other people."
But if the drugs gang theory is the favoured one, it is because means and motivation are both so easy to grasp.
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