Similar words: in favour of, in favor, unfavourable, unfavourably, in favor of, favour, favoured, disfavour. Meaning: adv. favoring a proposition, opinion, etc.;.
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31. Both members are whole-heartedly in favour of the changes.
32. Wordsworth rejected poetic diction in favour of ordinary language.
33. The chairman gave his casting vote in favour.
34. I am most assuredly in favour.
35. Cheques should be written in favour of Oxfam.
36. Hospital workers voted in favour of strike action .
37. Those present were in favour of a change.
38. Teachers have voted in favour of industrial action .
39. The meeting voted 423?133 in favour of a strike.
40. They argued in favour of legalizing voluntary euthanasia .
41. I'm strongly in favour of marriage.
42. There were 247 votes in favour and 152 against.
43. The tribunal found in favour of the defendant.
44. Fountain pens have come back in favour.
45. Those present were in favour of change.
46. They argued in favour of stricter punishments.
47. Voters came down firmly in favour of reform.
48. Most businesses are in favour of metrication.
49. Are you in favour of soaking the rich?
50. She's not in favour with the media just now.http://Sentencedict.com
51. He argued in favour of her.
52. Personally speaking/Speakingpersonally, I'm in favour of the scheme.
53. She renounced Islam for / in favour of Christianity.
54. Some women defer childbearing in favour of a career.
55. Public opinion is shifting in favour of change.
56. The judge ruled for/in favour of/against the defendant.
57. He is in favour of gradual, evolutionary social change.
58. The High Court found in favour of the plaintiffs.
59. Senior ministers spoke in favour of the proposal.
60. She abandoned teaching career in favour of sport.
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