favourably
/ˈfeɪv(ə)rəbli
/(US favorably)
adverb
1With approval: the audience responded very favourably...
- Mr Morris, however, is now progressing favourably.
- Both have similar favourable ratings, with slightly more than half of voters viewing each favourably.
- He is the author of a great number of serious historical works, most of which have been favourably received.
Synonyms
positively, approvingly, well, sympathetically, agreeably, enthusiastically, appreciatively, admiringly
2To the advantage of someone or something: the deal will work out favourably for the company...
- In the Department Stores sector, the leading Irish stores compare favourably with their UK counterparts.
- We should thereby draw public opinion more favorably towards Islam.
- Served in the sumptuous dining room, dinner here compares favourably with anything you'll find in Scotland's top restaurants.
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