A kind or helpful act that is done for someone. She did me a favor by picking up my groceries when I was sick.
An advantage or benefit given to someone, often unfairly. The manager showed favor to his nephew by promoting him over more qualified employees.
A small gift or token given to guests at a party or event. Each wedding guest received a small favor as a thank you for attending.
Approval, support, or liking for someone or something. The proposal was met with favor by the board members.
To show preference or partiality towards someone or something. The teacher tends to favor students who participate actively in class.
To treat someone with special kindness or consideration. She favored her younger brother by giving him the last piece of cake.
To support or advocate for a particular idea, plan, or proposal. Many citizens favor the new policy on renewable energy.
To look like or resemble someone, especially a family member, in appearance. The child strongly favors her father.
To treat (a part of the body) gently or reduce its use to avoid pain or further injury. After the fall, she favored her left wrist and used her right hand for most tasks.