favor

1 of 2

noun

fa·vor ˈfā-vər How to pronounce favor (audio)

a(1)

: friendly regard shown toward another especially by a superior

a politician attempting to keep the favor of the voters

(2)

: approving consideration or attention : approbation

looked with favor on the enterprise

: partiality

The students naturally showed favor toward their own team.

archaic : leniency

archaic : permission

: popularity

The fad lost favor quickly.

archaic

: appearance

b(1)

: face

(2)

: a facial feature

: gracious kindness

also : an act of such kindness

did you a favor

archaic : aid, assistance

favors plural : effort in one's behalf or interest : attention

vying for the king's favor

: a token of love (such as a ribbon) usually worn conspicuously

: a small gift or decorative item given out at a party

: badge

: a special privilege or right granted or conceded

granted a favor to a dear friend

: sexual privileges

—usually used in plural

archaic : letter

: behalf, interest

a man who acts only in his own favor

favor

2 of 2

verb

favored; favoring ˈfā-v(ə-)riŋ How to pronounce favor (audio)

transitive verb

: to regard or treat with favor

b(1)

: to do a kindness for : oblige

(2)

: endow

: to treat gently or carefully

favored her injured leg

: to show partiality toward : prefer

: to give support or confirmation to : sustain

: to afford advantages for success to : facilitate

good weather favored the outing

: to bear a resemblance to

he favors his father

favorer

ˈfā-vər-ər How to pronounce favor (audio)

noun

Phrases

in favor of

: in accord or sympathy with

: to the benefit of : in support of

a verdict in favor of the accused

: to the order of

: in order to choose : out of preference for

turned down the scholarship in favor of a pro career

in one's favor

: in one's good graces

wanted to get back in the teacher's favor

: to one's advantage

The judge ruled in our favor.

out of favor

: unpopular, disliked

Her ideas are now out of favor.

Example Sentences

Noun I drove her to the airport because I owed her a favor. She's willing to help you but only as a favor to me. Don't do me any favors. I don't need your help. I've learned to be grateful for small favors. He's trying to earn the boss's favor by working late. The judge showed favor for the defendant. The students naturally showed favor toward their own school's team. Small boxes of candy were given out as favors at the wedding. Verb The teacher clearly favors you. Most voters favor these tax cuts. Her father favored the idea of her going to law school. They won the championship last year, and most forecasters favor them to win again this year. See More

Recent Examples on the Web

Noun

Do yourself a favor and pick up a set of these good-looking, spacious under-bed storage bins. —

Nicola Fumo, Peoplemag, 11 Feb. 2023 In their favor, the slippery-road traction of the new tires is much more tenacious. —

Csaba Csere, Car and Driver, 9 Feb. 2023 Six Pennsylvania school districts sued the state nearly a decade ago over lack of funding, and a judge finally ruled in their favor on Tuesday. —

The Christian Science Monitor, 8 Feb. 2023 When one of them begins to pull away, Dhont does the audience and his protagonists the favor of making space for the fact that such ruptures are the result not just of overcompensation or cruelty, but of simple growth and change. —

Ann Hornaday, Washington Post, 31 Jan. 2023 Jacksonville will line up Kirk in the backfield to create a matchup in their favor. —

Lance Reisland, cleveland, 28 Jan. 2023 The team found that social fitness exercises such as doing someone a favor or practicing conflict resolution reduced loneliness and boosted well-being in soldiers. —

Ali Pattillo, Outside Online, 26 Jan. 2023 Ferri was persistent in his pursuit of their favor. —

Amy Drew Thompson, Orlando Sentinel, 25 Jan. 2023 There seems to be plenty lining up in their favor — Joe Burrow has never lost to Patrick Mahomes, for one, and the Bengals already beat the Chiefs earlier this season, winning 27-24. —

Jeremy Cluff, The Arizona Republic, 23 Jan. 2023

Verb

That's a new feature and an apparent effort to win support from Republicans, who complained earlier Democratic proposals would favor public pensioners over private ones. —

Paul Egan, Detroit Free Press, 7 Feb. 2023 Administration officials say privately that the political optics of choosing to favor bondholders over recipients of government aid would be anathema to Mr. Biden. —

Joe Rennison, New York Times, 30 Jan. 2023 In the movie, he’s being held hostage by peasants who mindlessly favor tradition and superstition over humanity, a version of what his government is doing in real life, but in an even more treacherous way. —

Mark Olsenstaff Writer, Los Angeles Times, 13 Jan. 2023 The Dolphins opened as three-point favorites before the line moved slightly in the Jets favor, as Miami sat as one-point favorites early in the week with the O/U at 38. —

Ian Firstenberg, Chicago Tribune, 8 Jan. 2023 In the movie, he’s being held hostage by peasants who mindlessly favor tradition and superstition over humanity, a version of what his government is doing in real life, but in an even more treacherous way. —

Stephanie Zacharek, Time, 23 Dec. 2022 And after nine months of war and numerous setbacks for Russian forces, Russians were found to slightly favor negotiations, with five to four in favor of starting talks and a slim majority, 53 percent, in favor of negotiations overall. —

Adam Taylor, Washington Post, 13 Dec. 2022 Is home-field advantage enough to favor New Orleans over Los Angeles? —

Richard Morin, USA TODAY, 18 Nov. 2022 Gerrymandering is a long-running political tactic that uses various methods to redraw legislative districts in ways that favor one group (like, say, a political party) over another. —

Morgan Watkins, The Courier-Journal, 10 Nov. 2022 See More

Kids Definition

favor

1 of 2 noun

fa·vor ˈfā-vər How to pronounce favor (audio)

: friendly regard shown toward another

enjoyed the favor of the king

: approval

look with favor on a project

: partiality sense 1, preference

the judge showed favor to one side

: the quality or state of being popular

lose favor

: an act of kindness

do a friend a favor

: a small gift given out at a party

favor

2 of 2 verb

favored; favoring ˈfāv-(ə-)riŋ How to pronounce favor (audio)

: to look upon or treat with favor

: to do a kindness for : oblige

: to treat gently or carefully : spare

favor a sore leg

: prefer sense 1

: to make possible or easy : help to succeed

darkness favored the attack

: to look like : resemble

favors his mother

favorer

ˈfā-vər-ər How to pronounce favor (audio)

noun

favor 1 of 2

noun

as in kindness

an act of kind assistance a good and generous friend who is always doing favors for others

Synonyms & Similar Words

Relevance

kindness
mercy
privilege
grace
benevolence
service
indulgence
courtesy
advantage
benefit
boon
blessing
turn
waiver
dispensation
liberty
godsend
license
manna
licence

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

interference
hindrance
obstacle
impediment
hurdle

as in respect

a feeling of great approval and liking entertainers often learn that the favor of the public can be fickle indeed

Synonyms & Similar Words

respect
regard
admiration
appreciation
praise
esteem
adoration
estimation
preference
love
interest
like
affection
deference
reverence
use
honor
enthusiasm
partiality
fondness
relish
taste
account
enjoyment
approbation
worship
bias
homage
fancy
infatuation
delight
appetite
acclamation
idolatry
shine
prejudice
wonder
awe
adulation
amazement
devotion
props
veneration
wonderment
hero worship
lionization
attachment
passion
passion

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

disfavor
condemnation
disdain
disapproval
disregard
contempt
scorn
disappointment
dislike
disfavor
disgust
indignation
displeasure
discontent
hate
hatred
unhappiness
distaste
disillusionment
disenchantment
aversion
repulsion
revulsion
nausea
disinclination
repugnance
loathing
dissatisfaction
opprobrium
disliking
abomination
antipathy
displeasure
disgruntlement
deprecation
detestation

as in approval

an acceptance of something as satisfactory over the years that kind of movie fell out of favor with the mass audience

Synonyms & Similar Words

approval
support
blessing
vote
nod
approbation
okay
endorsement
backing
assent
liking
imprimatur
pat on the back
clean bill of health
ratification
sanction
consent
OK
satisfaction
agreement
finalization
formalization
rubber stamp
goodwill
indorsement
benediction
cachet
accession
concurrence
thumbs-up
acceptation
homologation
countenance

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

disfavor
disapproval
refusal
rejection
repudiation
dislike
disapprobation
dissatisfaction
criticism
condemnation
depreciation
censure
denunciation
disparagement
reproach
opprobrium
deprecation
reprobation
reprehension

as in bias

an attitude that always favors one way of feeling or acting especially without considering any other possibilities although his own son is on the hockey team that he coaches, Mr. Watkins conscientiously avoids any show of favor

Synonyms & Similar Words

bias
prejudice
favoritism
tendency
partiality
ply
tendentiousness
nonobjectivity
parti pris
predilection
one-sidedness
partisanship
proclivity
nepotism
leaning
predisposition
cronyism
penchant
chauvinism
bent
prepossession
prejudgment
inclination
preconception
self-opinionatedness
propensity
self-partiality

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

neutrality
impartiality
objectivity
indifference
unbiasedness
hate
dislike
calm
open-mindedness
detachment
distaste
aversion
dispassion
scunner

as in like

positive regard for something was willing to do just about anything to keep the boss's favor

Synonyms & Similar Words

like
liking
preference
love
appetite
use
taste
tendency
partiality
craving
fondness
relish
enthusiasm
desire
fancy
interest
love affair
shine
thirst
bias
leaning
prejudice
weakness
bent
inclination
longing
propensity
yen
tooth
passion
gusto
hankering
palate

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

dislike
disfavor
hatred
disgust
distaste
loathing
aversion
indifference
mislike
apathy
disinclination
unconcern

as in popularity

the state of enjoying widespread approval after that rock band fell out of favor—almost overnight—the stores couldn't give their CDs away

Synonyms & Similar Words

popularity
vogue
trend
style
fashionableness
fashionability
voguishness
prominence
fame
enthusiasm
hotness
craze
modishness
fad
mode
boom
fervor
bandwagon
notoriety
rage
renown
passion

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

disfavor
oblivion
unpopularity
obscurity

favor

2 of 2

verb

as in to appease

to do a service or favor for although she was at the party as a guest, the singer favored us with a song

Synonyms & Similar Words

appease
oblige
please
assist
delight
help
indulge
accommodate
aid
satisfy
placate
support
conciliate
comfort
coddle
mollify
humor
gratify
pamper
pacify
mollycoddle
abet
relieve
gladden
succor
attend
minister (to)
care (for)

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

burden
trouble
bother
disturb
weigh
fail
inconvenience
oppose
disoblige
let down
hinder
disappoint
restrain
encumber
discommode
impede
desert
incommode
saddle
obstruct
constrain
hamper
thwart
hold back
frustrate
sabotage
hamstring
hobble

as in to accept

to have a favorable opinion of if this measure will reduce our property taxes, then I favor it

Synonyms & Similar Words

accept
support
like
tolerate
countenance
enjoy
hold with
okay
applaud
go for
praise
uphold
laud
recommend
salute
approve (of)
subscribe (to)
commend
take kindly to
sustain
care (for)
stand by
acclaim
OK
consent (to)
endure
assent (to)
concur (in)
bear
back (up)

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

disfavor
criticize
disapprove (of)
deprecate
dislike
condemn
discountenance
disparage
hate
depreciate
denounce
frown (on or upon)
oppose
damn
mind
censure
loathe
detest
object (to)
dissent (from)
reprehend
reprobate
blacklist

as in to prefer

to show partiality toward older moviegoers tend to favor films that have certain extras—like a plot and developed characters

Synonyms & Similar Words

prefer
like
enjoy
choose
want
pick
relish
desire
appreciate
bias
adore
lean (toward or towards)
go in for
fancy
be partial to
select
crave
covet
prejudice
value
care (for)
admire
dig
cull
name
prize
treasure
take
cherish
handpick
delight (in)
cotton (to)
groove (on)
incline (toward)
revel (in)
wish (for)
single (out)
tend (to)
hanker (for or after)

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

dislike
hate
disfavor
reject
loathe
refuse
detest
abhor
decline
mislike
turn down
discard
abominate
jettison
throw away
throw out

as in to gift

to furnish freely or naturally with some power, quality, or attribute favored with good looks

Synonyms & Similar Words

gift
bless
endow
indue
equip
invest
grant
provide
endue
supply
will
award
enhance
empower
accord
enrich
enable
bestow (on or upon)
heighten
clothe
bequeath
cover
confer (on)

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

divest
strip
deplete
dispossess
drain
stint
exhaust
skimp

单词	favor
释义	favor 1 of 2 noun fa·vor ˈfā-vər 1 a(1) : friendly regard shown toward another especially by a superior a politician attempting to keep the favor of the voters (2) : approving consideration or attention : approbation looked with favor on the enterprise b : partiality The students naturally showed favor toward their own team. c archaic : leniency d archaic : permission e : popularity The fad lost favor quickly. 2 archaic a : appearance b(1) : face (2) : a facial feature 3 a : gracious kindness also : an act of such kindness did you a favor b archaic : aid, assistance c favors plural : effort in one's behalf or interest : attention vying for the king's favor 4 a : a token of love (such as a ribbon) usually worn conspicuously b : a small gift or decorative item given out at a party c : badge 5 a : a special privilege or right granted or conceded granted a favor to a dear friend b : sexual privileges —usually used in plural 6 archaic : letter 7 : behalf, interest a man who acts only in his own favor favor 2 of 2 verb favored; favoring ˈfā-v(ə-)riŋ transitive verb 1 a : to regard or treat with favor b(1) : to do a kindness for : oblige (2) : endow c : to treat gently or carefully favored her injured leg 2 : to show partiality toward : prefer 3 a : to give support or confirmation to : sustain b : to afford advantages for success to : facilitate good weather favored the outing 4 : to bear a resemblance to he favors his father favorer ˈfā-vər-ər noun Phrases in favor of 1 a : in accord or sympathy with b : to the benefit of : in support of a verdict in favor of the accused 2 : to the order of 3 : in order to choose : out of preference for turned down the scholarship in favor of a pro career in one's favor 1 : in one's good graces wanted to get back in the teacher's favor 2 : to one's advantage The judge ruled in our favor. out of favor : unpopular, disliked Her ideas are now out of favor. Synonyms Noun benevolence boon courtesy grace indulgence kindness mercy service turn Verb accommodate oblige See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences Noun I drove her to the airport because I owed her a favor. She's willing to help you but only as a favor to me. Don't do me any favors. I don't need your help. I've learned to be grateful for small favors. He's trying to earn the boss's favor by working late. The judge showed favor for the defendant. The students naturally showed favor toward their own school's team. Small boxes of candy were given out as favors at the wedding. Verb The teacher clearly favors you. Most voters favor these tax cuts. Her father favored the idea of her going to law school. They won the championship last year, and most forecasters favor them to win again this year. See More Recent Examples on the Web Noun Do yourself a favor and pick up a set of these good-looking, spacious under-bed storage bins. —Nicola Fumo, Peoplemag, 11 Feb. 2023 In their favor, the slippery-road traction of the new tires is much more tenacious. —Csaba Csere, Car and Driver, 9 Feb. 2023 Six Pennsylvania school districts sued the state nearly a decade ago over lack of funding, and a judge finally ruled in their favor on Tuesday. —The Christian Science Monitor, 8 Feb. 2023 When one of them begins to pull away, Dhont does the audience and his protagonists the favor of making space for the fact that such ruptures are the result not just of overcompensation or cruelty, but of simple growth and change. —Ann Hornaday, Washington Post, 31 Jan. 2023 Jacksonville will line up Kirk in the backfield to create a matchup in their favor. —Lance Reisland, cleveland, 28 Jan. 2023 The team found that social fitness exercises such as doing someone a favor or practicing conflict resolution reduced loneliness and boosted well-being in soldiers. —Ali Pattillo, Outside Online, 26 Jan. 2023 Ferri was persistent in his pursuit of their favor. —Amy Drew Thompson, Orlando Sentinel, 25 Jan. 2023 There seems to be plenty lining up in their favor — Joe Burrow has never lost to Patrick Mahomes, for one, and the Bengals already beat the Chiefs earlier this season, winning 27-24. —Jeremy Cluff, The Arizona Republic, 23 Jan. 2023 Verb That's a new feature and an apparent effort to win support from Republicans, who complained earlier Democratic proposals would favor public pensioners over private ones. —Paul Egan, Detroit Free Press, 7 Feb. 2023 Administration officials say privately that the political optics of choosing to favor bondholders over recipients of government aid would be anathema to Mr. Biden. —Joe Rennison, New York Times, 30 Jan. 2023 In the movie, he’s being held hostage by peasants who mindlessly favor tradition and superstition over humanity, a version of what his government is doing in real life, but in an even more treacherous way. —Mark Olsenstaff Writer, Los Angeles Times, 13 Jan. 2023 The Dolphins opened as three-point favorites before the line moved slightly in the Jets favor, as Miami sat as one-point favorites early in the week with the O/U at 38. —Ian Firstenberg, Chicago Tribune, 8 Jan. 2023 In the movie, he’s being held hostage by peasants who mindlessly favor tradition and superstition over humanity, a version of what his government is doing in real life, but in an even more treacherous way. —Stephanie Zacharek, Time, 23 Dec. 2022 And after nine months of war and numerous setbacks for Russian forces, Russians were found to slightly favor negotiations, with five to four in favor of starting talks and a slim majority, 53 percent, in favor of negotiations overall. —Adam Taylor, Washington Post, 13 Dec. 2022 Is home-field advantage enough to favor New Orleans over Los Angeles? —Richard Morin, USA TODAY, 18 Nov. 2022 Gerrymandering is a long-running political tactic that uses various methods to redraw legislative districts in ways that favor one group (like, say, a political party) over another. —Morgan Watkins, The Courier-Journal, 10 Nov. 2022 See More Word History Etymology Noun and Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin, from favēre to be favorable; perhaps akin to Old High German gouma attention, Old Church Slavonic gověti to revere First Known Use Noun 14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a(1) Verb 14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a Phrases Containing favor come into favor all in favor do a favor for (someone) curry favor do oneself a favor decide in favor of/for in one's favor in favor do (someone) a favor political favor return the favor party favor the odds are in favor of (something) stack the odds in someone's favor stack the odds in favor of (someone) work in someone's favor in someone's favor look with favor on odds are in (someone's) favor come down in favor of fall from favor come out in favor of find approval/favor lose favor out of favor in favor of Do me a favor See More come into favor all in favor do a favor for (someone) curry favor do oneself a favor decide in favor of/for in one's favor in favor do (someone) a favor political favor return the favor party favor the odds are in favor of (something) stack the odds in someone's favor stack the odds in favor of (someone) work in someone's favor in someone's favor look with favor on odds are in (someone's) favor come down in favor of fall from favor come out in favor of find approval/favor lose favor out of favor in favor of Do me a favor See More Kids Definition favor 1 of 2 noun fa·vor ˈfā-vər 1 a : friendly regard shown toward another enjoyed the favor of the king b : approval look with favor on a project c : partiality sense 1, preference the judge showed favor to one side d : the quality or state of being popular lose favor 2 : an act of kindness do a friend a favor 3 : a small gift given out at a party favor 2 of 2 verb favored; favoring ˈfāv-(ə-)riŋ 1 a : to look upon or treat with favor b : to do a kindness for : oblige c : to treat gently or carefully : spare favor a sore leg 2 : prefer sense 1 3 : to make possible or easy : help to succeed darkness favored the attack 4 : to look like : resemble favors his mother favorer ˈfā-vər-ər noun Legal Definition favor noun fa·vor 1 : bias 2 : benefit favor 1 of 2 noun 1 as in kindness an act of kind assistance a good and generous friend who is always doing favors for others Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance kindness mercy privilege grace benevolence service indulgence courtesy advantage benefit boon blessing turn waiver dispensation liberty godsend license manna licence Antonyms & Near Antonyms interference hindrance obstacle impediment hurdle 2 as in respect a feeling of great approval and liking entertainers often learn that the favor of the public can be fickle indeed Synonyms & Similar Words respect regard admiration appreciation praise esteem adoration estimation preference love interest like affection deference reverence use honor enthusiasm partiality fondness relish taste account enjoyment approbation worship bias homage fancy infatuation delight appetite acclamation idolatry shine prejudice wonder awe adulation amazement devotion props veneration wonderment hero worship lionization attachment passion passion Antonyms & Near Antonyms disfavor condemnation disdain disapproval disregard contempt scorn disappointment dislike disfavor disgust indignation displeasure discontent hate hatred unhappiness distaste disillusionment disenchantment aversion repulsion revulsion nausea disinclination repugnance loathing dissatisfaction opprobrium disliking abomination antipathy displeasure disgruntlement deprecation detestation See More 3 as in approval an acceptance of something as satisfactory over the years that kind of movie fell out of favor with the mass audience Synonyms & Similar Words approval support blessing vote nod approbation okay endorsement backing assent liking imprimatur pat on the back clean bill of health ratification sanction consent OK satisfaction agreement finalization formalization rubber stamp goodwill indorsement benediction cachet accession concurrence thumbs-up acceptation homologation countenance Antonyms & Near Antonyms disfavor disapproval refusal rejection repudiation dislike disapprobation dissatisfaction criticism condemnation depreciation censure denunciation disparagement reproach opprobrium deprecation reprobation reprehension See More 4 as in bias an attitude that always favors one way of feeling or acting especially without considering any other possibilities although his own son is on the hockey team that he coaches, Mr. Watkins conscientiously avoids any show of favor Synonyms & Similar Words bias prejudice favoritism tendency partiality ply tendentiousness nonobjectivity parti pris predilection one-sidedness partisanship proclivity nepotism leaning predisposition cronyism penchant chauvinism bent prepossession prejudgment inclination preconception self-opinionatedness propensity self-partiality Antonyms & Near Antonyms neutrality impartiality objectivity indifference unbiasedness hate dislike calm open-mindedness detachment distaste aversion dispassion scunner See More 5 as in like positive regard for something was willing to do just about anything to keep the boss's favor Synonyms & Similar Words like liking preference love appetite use taste tendency partiality craving fondness relish enthusiasm desire fancy interest love affair shine thirst bias leaning prejudice weakness bent inclination longing propensity yen tooth passion gusto hankering palate Antonyms & Near Antonyms dislike disfavor hatred disgust distaste loathing aversion indifference mislike apathy disinclination unconcern See More 6 as in popularity the state of enjoying widespread approval after that rock band fell out of favor—almost overnight—the stores couldn't give their CDs away Synonyms & Similar Words popularity vogue trend style fashionableness fashionability voguishness prominence fame enthusiasm hotness craze modishness fad mode boom fervor bandwagon notoriety rage renown passion Antonyms & Near Antonyms disfavor oblivion unpopularity obscurity favor 2 of 2 verb 1 as in to appease to do a service or favor for although she was at the party as a guest, the singer favored us with a song Synonyms & Similar Words appease oblige please assist delight help indulge accommodate aid satisfy placate support conciliate comfort coddle mollify humor gratify pamper pacify mollycoddle abet relieve gladden succor attend minister (to) care (for) Antonyms & Near Antonyms burden trouble bother disturb weigh fail inconvenience oppose disoblige let down hinder disappoint restrain encumber discommode impede desert incommode saddle obstruct constrain hamper thwart hold back frustrate sabotage hamstring hobble See More 2 as in to accept to have a favorable opinion of if this measure will reduce our property taxes, then I favor it Synonyms & Similar Words accept support like tolerate countenance enjoy hold with okay applaud go for praise uphold laud recommend salute approve (of) subscribe (to) commend take kindly to sustain care (for) stand by acclaim OK consent (to) endure assent (to) concur (in) bear back (up) Antonyms & Near Antonyms disfavor criticize disapprove (of) deprecate dislike condemn discountenance disparage hate depreciate denounce frown (on or upon) oppose damn mind censure loathe detest object (to) dissent (from) reprehend reprobate blacklist See More 3 as in to prefer to show partiality toward older moviegoers tend to favor films that have certain extras—like a plot and developed characters Synonyms & Similar Words prefer like enjoy choose want pick relish desire appreciate bias adore lean (toward or towards) go in for fancy be partial to select crave covet prejudice value care (for) admire dig cull name prize treasure take cherish handpick delight (in) cotton (to) groove (on) incline (toward) revel (in) wish (for) single (out) tend (to) hanker (for or after) Antonyms & Near Antonyms dislike hate disfavor reject loathe refuse detest abhor decline mislike turn down discard abominate jettison throw away throw out See More 4 as in to gift to furnish freely or naturally with some power, quality, or attribute favored with good looks Synonyms & Similar Words gift bless endow indue equip invest grant provide endue supply will award enhance empower accord enrich enable bestow (on or upon) heighten clothe bequeath cover confer (on) Antonyms & Near Antonyms divest strip deplete dispossess drain stint exhaust skimp See More Phrases Containing favor curry favor curry favor
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favor

noun

verb

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Phrases Containing favor