Favored means: US standard spelling of favoured. Related words include favorite or blessed. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Favored in practice.

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Favored in a sentence

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Favored meaning

US standard spelling of favoured.

Synonyms of Favored

favorite blessed golden fortunate privileged advantaged loved preferent preferred pet best-loved favourite blest

Example sentences (20)

In contrast, Bitcoin provides a digital and decentralized alternative favored by a growing segment of investors.

Whatever timeline Liu Kang has created almost appears to have favored Kitana possibly at the expense of Mileena.

For such a shock analysis, input-output analysis (IOA) is favored to examine the spillover effects in the supply chain.

More importantly, the iShares U.S. Insurance ETF (), a sector which we favored, outperformed BTO by about 32%.

That would usually result in a landslide or doom the candidate previously favored to win to lose their election narrowly.

The Chiefs are favored at SI Sportsbook to win the Super Bowl entering the postseason, followed by the Bills.

The motherboard is approximately standard ATX sized, but with a custom layout that Dell has favored recently.

Gamers should play favorites with weapons in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty but some weapons seem to be more favored than others.

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Dimalanta also addressed Fernandez’s concerns that the terms of reference for the CSP allegedly favored certain power firms.

He's also telling his team the tale of another heavily-favored Texas Tech team that traveled to Laramie in the fall of 1991.

With Michigan State, Purdue, Minnesota, all coming to Kinnick Stadium, I project Iowa to be favored in ten games this season.

Prosecutors had argued that legal precedents largely favored keeping court documents open to the public.

This was New Zealand's first win ever in the World Cup and it came against a favored opponent in Norway.

While the law included some late changes that favored OEMs, it is still a step in the right direction.

Playing in just his second game with the Carolina Blue and Black, Laybourn-Boddie was a favored target for quarterback Jake Howe.

Those who describe themselves as “very conservative” favored Trump 52% to DeSantis, who garnered 41%.

Especially favored are the T-shirts and sweatshirts that campaign workers and volunteers wear to identify themselves on the trail.

Per odds posted on Vegas Insider, Verstappen is favored to repeat at champion with odds set at -138.

The children of Yaakov know they are favored because of the redemption that is performed for them.

To this day, the GameCube controller remains a favored gamepad just based on size and shape alone.

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Common combinations with favored

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • favored by 37×
  • favored to 23×
  • are favored 14×
  • is favored 12×
  • favored the 10×
  • the favored
  • when favored
  • favored in
  • have favored
  • heavily favored

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "favored" in a sentence?
An example: "In contrast, Bitcoin provides a digital and decentralized alternative favored by a growing segment of investors." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "favored" from real English texts.
What does "favored" mean?
Favored means: US standard spelling of favoured.
What are synonyms of "favored"?
Common synonyms of "favored" include: favorite, blessed, golden, fortunate, privileged, advantaged, loved, preferent. Plus 5 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "favored" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "favored", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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