Words and phrases that have a meaning related to favor: (299 results)
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disfavor, vote, preference, disfavour, vested interest, detriment, against, skew, dislike, nix, sway, towards, opt, toward, liking, anathema, backing, pendulum, majority, proponent, ditching, tilts, support, desirability, dissenting, disadvantage, droves, pluralities, deference, lockstep, rightwards, allegiance, onus, approving, frown upon, evens, votable, overturning, reconsidered, recusing, foregone conclusion, irk, merits, debar, yes, defeater, siding, benefit, overruling, backfire, interest, odds, trumps, independents, mean, abstention, disservice, reverses, qualms, overbalance, contrary, disapproval, fairness, balk, instating, textualist, opinion, miff, germaneness, onside, en masse, ayes, bias, poll, affirmative, advantaging, displeasure, waverers, pyrrhic victory, moots, backwards, quashing, vice versa, likelihood, enamour, opposers, aversion, curry favor, option, while, weighting, partiality, factor, scales, objection, trump card, rule, leftwards, scrapping, verge, favour, favors, favours, concession, respect, honor, avail, celebrity, commendation, difficulty, blessing, con, ex, honour, odium, prestige, prominence, vogue, accolade, hyphenated, leaner, passive, plural, uneconomical, adjoint, analogic, appeal, austenitic, azeotropic, bankrupt, bestknown, biggest, bivalent, bogus, capitalintensive, catch, collectivized, commensurable, competing
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., able-bodiedism, able-bodism, ableism, ablism, abnegation, accommodate, accommodation endorser, accommodator, activate, aerate, alternative birth, alternative birthing, anti, apostasy, ardor, ardour, auspicious, blacklist, black book, blarney, bootlick, bootlicking, buy off, coaxing, conquest, court, court favor, court favour, cracker, cracker bonbon, curry favor, curry favour, default judgement, default judgment, defection, democracy, denial, despite, direct, disfavor, disfavour, don't-know, eadwig, edwy, elan, encouraging, ex gratia, father, favorable, favorite, favoritism, favourable, favourite, favouritism, fawn, fawning, free grace, good turn, grace, grace of god, heterosexism, ingratiate, ingratiating, ingratiatory, insinuation, judgement by default, judgment by default, kotow, kowtow, liberality, liberalness, lobbyist, loyalist volunteer force, lucky, make, manipulate, mary queen of scots, mary stuart, non pros, non prosequitur, obligation, oblige, obliger, obsequious, orientation, partiality, partisanship, passive, pay off, peace march, personal, popular, power broker, predilection, preference, prepossession, prevailing party, pro, progressivism, prosperous, protect, radicalism, renunciation, seduction, self-abnegation, self-denial, self-renunciation, snapper, soft soap, special interest, suck up, sweet talk, sycophantic, toady, toadyish, truckle, turn, vote, vouchsafe, woo, zeal
More general:
advance, allow, approval, bestow, confer, consider, countenance, disposition, elevate, inclination, keepsake, kick upstairs, kindness, let, permit, promote, raise, reckon, regard, relic, save, see, souvenir, spare, tendency, token, upgrade, vantage, view
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Also try:party favor, prefer, privilege
— Adjectives for favor: great, special, divine, popular, public, royal, little, high, much, personal, own, more...
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