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in favor of
adjective as in favorable
Strongest matches
adjective as in likely
Strongest matches
Weak matches
- achievable
- anticipated
- assuring
- attainable
- believeable
- conceivable
- conjecturable
- credible
- destined
- disposed
- favorite
- given to
- imaginable
- in the cards
- in the habit of
- inferable
- liable
- odds-on
- on the verge of
- ostensible
- plausible
- practicable
- predisposed
- presumable
- promising
- rational
- seeming
- subject to
- supposable
- tending
- thinkable
- true
- up-and-coming
- verisimilar
- workable
preposition as in for
Weak matches
- after
- as
- beneficial to
- concerning
- conducive to
- during
- for the sake of
- in contemplation of
- in exchange for
- in furtherance of
- in order to
- in order to get
- in place of
- in pursuance of
- in the direction of
- in the interest of
- in the name of
- notwithstanding
- on the part of
- on the side of
- pro
- supposing
- to
- to counterbalance
- to go to
- to the amount of
- to the extent of
- toward
- under the authority of
- with a view to
- with regard to
- with respect
Example Sentences
Still, a new poll by the Lowy Institute, a Sydney-based think tank, found 67% of Australians are either somewhat or strongly in favor of acquiring nuclear-powered submarines.
A change of guard at the central bank bolstered those views, with new Gov. Vitai Ratanakorn seen to be in favor of more near-term easing.
"I've been arguing in favor of that interpretation, but even I didn't expect to see such an extreme example as SN2025pht," Kilpatrick said.
AI will probably at some point in the future be able to manipulate the markets on any given day to a predetermined outcome in favor of companies not people.
John Williams, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, told The New York Times that he is in favor of more interest rate cuts.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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