favoured

As adjectives the difference between favoured and favorite

is that favoured is treated or regarded with partiality while favorite is preferred.

As verbs the difference between favoured and favorite

is that favoured is (favour) while favorite is .

As a noun favorite is

preferred one, one with special favor.

As adjectives the difference between popular and favoured

is that popular is popular while favoured is treated or regarded with partiality.

As a verb favoured is

(favour).

As verbs the difference between favoured and promoted

is that favoured is past tense of favour while promoted is past tense of promote.

As an adjective favoured

is treated or regarded with partiality.

As an adjective favoured is

treated or regarded with partiality.

As a verb favoured is

(favour).

As adjectives the difference between favoured and favourable

is that favoured is treated or regarded with partiality while favourable is pleasing, encouraging or approving.

As a verb favoured

is past tense of favour.

As adjectives the difference between lucky and favoured

is that lucky is favoured by luck; fortunate; meeting with good success or good fortune. Said of persons while favoured is treated or regarded with partiality.

As a verb favoured is

past tense of favour.

As an adjective favoured

is treated or regarded with partiality.

As a verb favoured

is (favour).

As a noun favourer is

.

As verbs the difference between savoured and favoured

is that savoured is (savour) while favoured is (favour).

As an adjective favoured is

treated or regarded with partiality.

As adjectives the difference between flavoured and favoured

is that flavoured is having a specific taste, often due to the addition of flavouring while favoured is treated or regarded with partiality.

As verbs the difference between flavoured and favoured

is that flavoured is past tense of flavour while favoured is past tense of favour.