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Chiefly US on the fritz: The carburettor is faulty.
favour n. 1 good will, approval, support, approbation: Father looked
with favour on my marriage to Leslie. 2 courtesy, good or kind
deed, good turn, kindness, gesture, beau geste; service: As a
favour, I'll walk your dog while you're away. 3 favouritism,
partiality, prejudice, bias, preference, patronage: They show
favour in repeatedly giving the contract to the same company. 4
grace, esteem, consideration, view, regard, opinion, account,
(good or bad) books; disposition, taste, predisposition: How
does Rochester stand in the favour of the king? 5 in favour
(of). for, pro, on the side of, in support (of), at the back of,
backing, behind, on or US and Canadian in behalf (of), in back
of: Please vote in favour of the resolution. Are you in favour
or against?
--v. 6 approve, prefer, like, have a liking or preference for,
be partial to, advocate, espouse, back, endorse, support,
champion, recommend, incline to or towards, side with, take the
side or part of, go for, opt for, fancy, select, choose, elect,
single out, sponsor, adopt, go in for: Which candidate do you
favour? 7 pamper, coddle, baby, protect, indulge, be partial
to: Notice how Billie favours his left leg when walking? 8
advance, forward, promote, facilitate, expedite, help, benefit,
assist, aid, encourage, accommodate, smile upon: The warm,
moist climate favours the growth of mould. 9 resemble, look
like, take after: Little Jimmy favours his father, I think.
favourable
adj. 1 advantageous, promising, auspicious, fair, beneficial,
suitable, fitting, appropriate, encouraging, facilitative,
helpful, helping, supportive, supporting, convenient, useful,
opportune, propitious, accommodating, accommodative;
facultative: A favourable breeze sent our craft towards Cyprus.
2 good, promising, positive, encouraging, reassuring,
affirmative, well-disposed, sympathetic; commendatory,
laudatory, enthusiastic, eager, ardent, zealous: They concluded
a very favourable deal to supply the army with boots. My latest
book received favourable reviews.
favourably
adv. 1 graciously, indulgently, sympathetically, genially,
positively, agreeably, enthusiastically, with favour: They