Similar words: favourite, favourite son, favour, favoured, out of favour, disfavour, in favour of, favourable. Meaning: ['feɪvərɪtɪzm] 
n. 1. an inclination to favor some person or group 2. unfair treatment of a person or group on the basis of prejudice.
n. 1. an inclination to favor some person or group 2. unfair treatment of a person or group on the basis of prejudice. 
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1. He resigned over accusations of favouritism.
2. She denied showing favouritism to any of her students.
3. Her good name was disfigured by instances of favouritism.
4. She had four children but never showed any favouritism.
5. He strongly attacked corruption and favouritism in the government.
6. His promotion reeks of favouritism.
7. Our teacher is guilty of blatant favouritism.
8. The students accused the teacher of favouritism.
9. A parent must be careful not to show favouritism towards any one of their children.
10. There were many cases of theft, misappropriation, and favouritism which tended to destroy confidence in officialdom in general.
11. Marjorie never felt that there was any favouritism shown to her.
12. Favouritism is equally bad for the favourite, who is often a sickly child, or the baby of the family.
13. And they blamed the finance Ministry's favouritism towards industry for the plight - and the restiveness - of the peasantry.
14. Occasionally there are complaints of favouritism.
15. The teachers are fair and avoid favouritism and scapegoating.
16. The teacher's favouritism sticks out a mile.
17. A wise teacher never shows favouritism.
18. We must oppose factionalismsectarianism and favouritism.
19. Xiaowang is principled and never practices favouritism.
20. He got his job through favouritism,[sentencedict.com] not through ability.
21. Maria loved both the children. There was never a hint of favouritism.
22. Patients and their carers would have a realistic choice freed from fears of favouritism and unfair influence.
23. If so, be prepared for a small audience and accusations of favouritism.
24. Anyone who does wrong will be repaid for his wrong, and there is no favouritism.
25. She was clever enough to know that any moves she made which might lead to accusations of favouritism from above could backfire.
26. In response to widespread criticism, Kadhafi strongly attacked corruption and favouritism in the government administration.
27. The employees think that most pay raises are based on favouritism.
28. I'm glad the EU will be investigating whether this favouritism violates anti-trust laws.
29. Every man to his post And remember , Man - li , no favouritism!
30. Chelsea captain John Terry admits it's time they prove their Champions League favouritism.
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