favors
Pronunciation: [ˈfeɪvərz]
Word
Context: "relationship"
(noun) a favor is when you do something nice for someone without expecting anything in return. It's like helping a friend just because you want to make them happy.
Example
She did him a favor by helping him with his homework.
Example
He didn't ask for any favors from anyone; he wanted to do everything on his own.
Example
Can you do me a favor and help me with this?
Context: "relationship"
(verb) to favor someone means to support or prefer them over others. This can happen in games, work, or just in choosing friends.
Example
The teacher tends to favor the students who participate more in class.
Example
She never favors the teams that don't work hard.
Example
Do you think he favors any of the players on the team?
Context: "helping"
(verb) to favor something also means to choose it over other options. It’s like picking your favorite food when you have many to choose from.
Example
I favor chocolate ice cream over vanilla because I like it better.
Example
I don't favor that brand of cereal because it doesn't taste good to me.
Example
Which color do you favor for the new painting?
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