Synonym: best-loved, darling, dearie, deary, ducky, favored, favorite, favorite, favourite, front-runner, pet, preferent, preferred. Similar words: favorite, favorite son, favour, favourable, in favour of, curry favour, unfavourable, favor. Meaning: ['feɪvərɪt] n. 1. a competitor thought likely to win 2. a special loved one 3. something regarded with special favor or liking. adj. 1. appealing to the general public 2. preferred above all others and treated with partiality.
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61. The children acted out their favourite poem.
62. My favourite ride is the Ferris wheel.
63. My favourite song was playing on the radio.
64. He puts 300 dollars on the favourite horse.
65. You can sing along to your favourite Elvis hits.
66. This was one of his favourite chat-up lines .
67. She's the favourite to succeed Blair as leader.
68. She had laid $100 on the favourite.
69. Spaniels are my favourite breed of dog.
70. Which is your favourite subject?
71. He played his favourite record for me.
72. David's a great favourite with his teacher.
73. The bar is a favourite hangout for students.
74. Who is your favourite author?
75. The favourite won the race comfortably.
76. My favourite tipple is a glass of port.
77. Hum the opening bars of your favourite tune.
78. Mother's on about again on her favourite subject ——herself! Sentencedict.com
79. Can we have strawberries? They're my favourite.
80. Mozart quickly became a favourite in court circles.
81. He often cassettes his favourite radio programs.
82. We've searched out some of your favourite recipes.
83. He dials his favourite station every morning.
84. Her horse is the hot favourite for the race.
85. Spring is my favourite season.
86. He entered the election as the clear favourite.
87. This is one of my favourite haunts.
88. The Liverpool Metropole is my favourite.
89. Whist is my favourite card game.
90. It's my favourite Shakespeare play.
More similar words: favorite, favorite son, favour, favourable, in favour of, curry favour, unfavourable, favor, favored, avouch, savoury, flavour, favorable, in favor of, party favor, endeavour, unfavorable, devouring, purity, puritan, security, maturity, rite, obscurity, write, trite, securities, insecurity, writer, puritanical.