favourably
adverb
UK(USfavorably)uk/ˈfeɪ.vər.ə.bli/us/ˈfeɪ.vɚ.ə.bli/in a way thatshowssomeone or something islikedorapprovedof:
受称赞地,得到赞同地Newrecruitsare usuallydesperateto bejudgedfavourably bytheirsuperiors.新入职的人通常急于想得到上级的好评。
Patientscommentmore favourably abouthospitalswhen they haverecentlyundergonetreatment.最近接受过治疗的病人对医院更是褒扬有加。
in a way that gives you anadvantageor morechanceofsuccess:
Ourproductscomparefavourably with all theleadingbrands.
He'spreparedtoconsiderherapplicationextremelyfavourably.
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favourable
- We can onlyconcludethat she wasvictimisedandtreatedless favourably because of hersex.
- Employers willlookmore favourably onpeoplewho have goodqualifications.
- Lowerfaresleeperticketpricescomparefavourably with somelow-costairlinefares.
Extremely good
- admirable
- amazing
- amazingly
- ask forsomeone
- award-winning
- divine
- five-star
- gold-plated
- gourmet
- greatness
- high-class
- high-grade
- keen
- sock
- splendid
- splendidly
- stellar
- stupendously
- sublime
- wonderfully