favorable 音标拼音: [f'evɚəbəl] [f'evrəbəl]
a . 有利的,赞许的,良好的
有利的,赞许的,良好的
favorable adj 1 :
encouraging or approving or pleasing ; "
a favorable reply "; "
he received a favorable rating "; "
listened with a favorable ear "; "
made a favorable impression " [
synonym :
{
favorable }, {
favourable }] [
ant : {
unfavorable },
{
unfavourable }]
2 : (
of winds or weather )
tending to promote or facilitate ; "
the days were fair and the winds were favorable " [
synonym :
{
favorable }, {
favourable }] [
ant : {
unfavorable },
{
unfavourable }]
3 :
presaging or likely to bring good luck ; "
a favorable time to ask for a raise "; "
lucky stars "; "
a prosperous moment to make a decision " [
synonym : {
golden }, {
favorable }, {
favourable },
{
lucky }, {
prosperous }]
4 :
inclined to help or support ;
not antagonistic or hostile ; "
a government friendly to our interests "; "
an amicable agreement " [
synonym : {
friendly }, {
favorable }, {
well -
disposed }]
5 :
occurring at a convenient or suitable time ; "
an opportune time to receive guests " [
synonym : {
favorable }, {
favourable }]
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Written also {
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n .]
1 .
Full of favor ;
favoring ;
manifesting partiality ;
kind ;
propitious ;
friendly .
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1913 Webster ]
Lend favorable ears to our request . --
Shak .
[
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Lord ,
thou hast been favorable unto thy land . --
Ps .
lxxxv .
1 .
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2 .
Conducive ;
contributing ;
tending to promote or facilitate ;
advantageous ;
convenient .
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A place very favorable for the making levies of men .
--
Clarendon .
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The temper of the climate ,
favorable to generation ,
health ,
and long life . --
Sir W .
Temple .
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3 .
Beautiful ;
well -
favored . [
Obs .] --
Spenser . --
{
Fa "
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n . -- {
Fa "
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adv .
[
1913 Webster ]
The favorableness of the present times to all exertions in the cause of liberty . --
Burke .
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1913 Webster ]
200 Moby Thesaurus words for "
favorable ":
accommodating ,
accommodative ,
accordant ,
acquiescent ,
advantageous ,
advisable ,
advocating ,
affirmative ,
agreeable ,
agreeing ,
alacritous ,
amenable ,
amiable ,
amicable ,
approbatory ,
appropriate ,
approving ,
ardent ,
assenting ,
auspicious ,
backing ,
becoming ,
befitting ,
beneficent ,
beneficial ,
benevolent ,
benign ,
benignant ,
bon ,
bonny ,
brave ,
braw ,
bright ,
bright with promise ,
brotherly ,
bueno ,
capital ,
cheering ,
cogent ,
commendable ,
commendatory ,
compliable ,
compliant ,
complimentary ,
congenial ,
congruous ,
consentient ,
consenting ,
content ,
convenient ,
cooperative ,
decent ,
desirable ,
dexter ,
disposed ,
docile ,
eager ,
elegant ,
encouraging ,
endorsing ,
enthusiastic ,
estimable ,
excellent ,
expedient ,
fain ,
fair ,
famous ,
favorably disposed ,
favorably inclined ,
favoring ,
feasible ,
felicitous ,
fine ,
fit ,
fitten ,
fitting ,
fortunate ,
forward ,
fraternal ,
friendlike ,
friendly ,
fructuous ,
full of promise ,
game ,
golden ,
good ,
goodly ,
grand ,
grateful ,
gratifying ,
happy ,
harmonious ,
healthful ,
healthy ,
helpful ,
helping ,
in the mind ,
in the mood ,
inclined ,
inspiring ,
inspiriting ,
kind ,
kindly ,
kindly -
disposed ,
laudable ,
laudatory ,
likely ,
looking up ,
lucky ,
meet ,
minded ,
neighborlike ,
neighborly ,
nice ,
noble ,
nothing loath ,
of good omen ,
of happy portent ,
of promise ,
opportune ,
peaceable ,
permissive ,
pleasant ,
pleasing ,
pleasurable ,
pleasureful ,
pliant ,
politic ,
positive ,
praiseful ,
predisposed ,
pregnant of good ,
pro ,
profitable ,
promising ,
prompt ,
prone ,
proper ,
propitious ,
prosperous ,
providential ,
quick ,
ratifying ,
ready ,
ready and willing ,
reassuring ,
receptive ,
recommendable ,
recommendatory ,
regal ,
responsive ,
right ,
ripe ,
royal ,
salutary ,
sanctioning ,
seasonable ,
seemly ,
simpatico ,
sisterly ,
skillful ,
sociable ,
sortable ,
sound ,
splendid ,
submissive ,
suitable ,
supporting ,
supportive ,
sympathetic ,
sympathique ,
timely ,
to be desired ,
toward ,
tractable ,
ungrudging ,
unhostile ,
unloath ,
unrefusing ,
unreluctant ,
useful ,
valid ,
very good ,
virtuous ,
welcome ,
well -
affected ,
well -
disposed ,
well -
inclined ,
well -
intentioned ,
well -
meaning ,
well -
meant ,
well -
timed ,
white ,
wholesome ,
willed ,
willing ,
willinghearted ,
wise ,
worthwhile ,
zealous
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FAVORABLE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster favorable, auspicious, propitious mean pointing toward a happy outcome favorable implies that the persons involved are approving or helpful or that the circumstances are advantageous
FAVORABLE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com FAVORABLE definition: characterized by approval or support; positive See examples of favorable used in a sentence
FAVORABLE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary If an agent has a favorable balance of cooperation, it will be more inclined to give or receive assistance
favorable adjective - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and . . . Definition of favorable adjective in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
FAVORABLE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If your opinion or your reaction is favorable to something, you agree with it and approve of it The president's convention speech received favorable reviews
Favorable - definition of favorable by The Free Dictionary 1 characterized by approval or support; positive: a favorable report 2 creating or winning favor; pleasing: a favorable impression 3 affording advantage, opportunity, or convenience; advantageous: a favorable position 4 (of an answer) granting what is desired
Favorable - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com The word favorable describes something positive or promising, such as a two-thumbs-up movie review or the perfect conditions for golf When things are going well, or in your favor, they’re favorable
favorable - WordReference. com Dictionary of English positive: a favorable report creating or winning favor; pleasing: a favorable impression providing advantage, opportunity, or convenience; advantageous: a favorable rate of interest promising; hopeful: conditions favorable for employment fa•vor•a•bly, adv WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2025
Favorable Definition Meaning | YourDictionary The European situation was highly favorable There were many favorable comments, and many pleas for more His favorable elocution won him the respect of many This is most energetically favorable where there is no pre-existing order in the water that requires destruction
Definition of favorable – Meaning Examples - Better Words When something is described as favorable, it suggests that it is likely to bring about positive results or is conducive to success It can apply to various aspects such as weather conditions, economic factors, opportunities, circumstances, or opinions