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partiality

How to use partiality in a sentence

The partiality this worthy Grecian always manifested for smoking is well known.

This may have been maternal partiality, for whilst a mere child, she was somewhat obstinate in disposition, and averse to study.

Scattergood was partial to old ladies, and this partiality can be traced to his earliest days in Coldriver.

SCATTERGOOD BAINESCLARENCE BUDINGTON KELLAND

It was very tractable and gentle in its temper, and never took advantage of the partiality shown to it.

The great reason for this was the want of punctuality in the payment of rates and taxes, and the partiality shown by collectors.

It may be all parental partiality, but my boy seems to me one of whom any father might well be proud.

I do not mean to be his biographer, however, though my partiality for him will be a sufficient apology for a slight sketch.

The boys could well afford to laugh at the pleasantry of the man who, it was evident, felt a partiality for them.

With satisfaction, I have perceived your youthful partiality for each other, and cherished every spark of growing attachment.

Ingham sent Woodbury's letter to Biddle, intimating that it was political partiality that was complained of.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985