favourable
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈfeɪvərəbəl/
favourable means: Helping you succeed or giving you an advantage.
adjective
Helping you succeed or giving you an advantage.
- The weather was favourable for sailing.
- We bought the house on favourable terms.
- Are these conditions favourable for young plants?
Showing that someone approves of or supports a person, idea, or thing.
- The book received favourable reviews.
- Her teacher made several favourable comments.
- The committee's response to our proposal was favourable.
Likely to make people feel pleased or think well of someone or something.
- She made a favourable impression.
- His polite manner created a favourable image.
- The tidy entrance gave visitors a favourable first impression.
Happening at a time that is suitable for what you want to do.
- We waited for a favourable moment.
- Spring is a favourable time to plant these seeds.
- The break in the rain came at a favourable time.
Suggesting that good luck or a happy result will follow.
- They took the rainbow as a favourable omen.
- She believed she was born under a favourable star.
- The traveller saw the clear dawn as a favourable sign.
Questions about favourable
What does favourable mean?
Helping you succeed or giving you an advantage.
What is favourable in other languages?
Türkçe: elverişli · Español: favorable · Français: favorable · Deutsch: günstig · Italiano: favorevole · 日本語: 有利な
How do you pronounce favourable?
It is pronounced /ˈfeɪvərəbəl/.
How do you use favourable in a sentence?
The weather was favourable for sailing. We bought the house on favourable terms.
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