favorably

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The critic reviewed the new play favorably.

Definition

Adverb:
- In a way that shows approval or support: "Favorably" describes an action done with a positive opinion, agreement, or endorsement.
- In a way that gives an advantage or is beneficial: It can also describe a situation or condition that is advantageous or helpful.

Usage Examples

Showing approval:
- The critics responded favorably to the new film. (The critics gave the new film positive reviews.)
- My manager looked favorably upon my proposal. (My manager viewed my proposal with approval.)
Being advantageous:
- The terms of the agreement compared favorably with other offers. (The agreement's terms were better than other offers.)
- Our team is positioned favorably to win the championship. (Our team is in an advantageous position to win.)

Advanced Usage

"to view/regard something favorably": to have a positive opinion about something.
- The committee regards her application favorably.
"to compare favorably (with/to)": to be better or more advantageous when compared to something else.
- This model compares favorably to its competitors in terms of price.

Variants and Related Words

Favorable (adjective): Giving approval or being advantageous.
- We are waiting for a favorable response.
Favor (noun/verb): (Noun) Approval, support, or a kind act. (Verb) To prefer, support, or treat with partiality.
- She did me a great favor. (noun)
- The weather favored our outdoor plans. (verb)

Synonyms

Approvingly: In a manner expressing approval.
Positively: In a good, constructive, or affirmative way.
Advantageously: In a way that provides a benefit or puts someone in a better position.

Antonyms

Related Phrases

In a favorable light: Viewed or presented positively.
- The article portrayed the policy in a favorable light.
Favorable impression: A positive opinion formed about someone or something.
- He made a very favorable impression during the interview.

The critic reviewed the new play favorably.

Adverb

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