well-favored

But Prince Dain is already angry with me just for stabbing the child of a well-favored member of his Court.

In “Rodin,” the Eifman Ballet’s vigorous work about the well-favored artist, imagined passions are channeled into two hours of entwining bodies and sweat that felt like the Olympics of dance.

Rachel, the youngest, was “beautiful and well-favored;” Leah, the elder, was “blear-eyed.”

And the ill-favored and lean cows did eat up the seven well-favored and fat cows.

In person he was a tall, well-favored man, in the prime of life, with hair just beginning to be flecked with gray.