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Favouritism
Favouritism meaning
The unfair favouring of one person or group at the expense of another.
Synonyms of Favouritism
Example sentences (20)
Cyprus also performs poorly in terms of ‘favouritism and corruption hamper business competition’, and ‘the only way to succeed in business is to have political connections’.
Despite the tensions, it was a case of no Cleary, no worries as the Panthers underlined their premiership favouritism with the five-tries-to-one rout.
Rivers people cannot forget we raised the red flag promptly enough over the impunity of nepotism, favouritism and the flawed processes on the employment at the time.
Simon or Amanda could shake off accusations of favouritism and simply choose to hit the golden buzzer to fast-track their children to the finals.
The BJP had accused the Baghel government of favouritism, targeting both Congress associates and businessmen.
After pre-warning her fiancé about her parents' favouritism, he couldn't wait to witness it firsthand when meeting them for the first time.
Any signs of favouritism can create feelings of jealousy or resentment between team members, or simply give the wrong impression.
As a further show of huge confidence in the Whites, Leeds are responsible for the first nine players in the first goalscorer market in which Patrick Bamford and Joel Piroe are vying for favouritism at around the 4-1 mark.
Despite many viewers raving over the 's dance, Jamie was once again harshly critiqued by the judges - prompting some to accuse the panel of 'favouritism'.
However, their form and seeming favouritism for the left flank is causing a selection headache for the Newcastle boss.
I know they love Hopper & Chilvers but need goals over favouritism.
In contrast to City Of Troy, who looked a potential superstar last year before his high-profile failure to justify odds-on favouritism in the 2,000 Guineas earlier this month, Los Angeles has made quiet but steady progress into the Derby picture.
Make the organisation and the criteria so loose and vague that there’s lots of room for fraud, theft, nepotism and favouritism.
Adesina was accused of favouritism and others issues and had been cleared by the Ethics Committee of the Board of Director and Chairman of the Board of the Governors of the bank.
But Simpson was dismissive of his team‘s favouritism tag.
But the denials of favouritism and reassurances that safety measures were followed failed to placate critics, with Twitter users slamming the “hypocrisy” of the authorisation while France had imposed measures to control the spread of the virus.
It cited ‘current and former’ Facebook employees as saying that Ankhi Das’s intervention is part of a broader pattern of favouritism by the company towards the BJP.
She went further to state that the constant availability of leading roles for her was probably due to colourism and favouritism.
The president said he expects a scrupulous securing of the electoral without bias or favouritism from the police.
There's no nepotism here and no favouritism.