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Meanings of favorable reception in English
Synonyms
Examples for "approval"
Examples for "approval"
1
She said they were awaiting health officials' approval to question Mr John.
2
The long-awaited Government health strategy was given approval by the Cabinet yesterday.
3
The agreement is still subject to conditions, including approval from competition authorities.
4
Of course she wanted his approval, of course; she wanted it terribly.
5
Pending government approval, it hopes to export to Europe and South America.
1
From the public her works have met with the most favourable reception.
2
Could I have wished for a more favourable reception!-Butmark the issue.
3
The Athenian ambassadors met with the most favourable reception at Sparta.
4
The favourable reception which had been accorded to him by Pope Urban VIII.
5
She counted, and wisely, on their insuring me a more than favourable reception.
Usage of favorable reception in English
1
He left the office, not a little elated at his favorable reception.
2
Mrs. Staveley secured a favorable reception with her customary tact and delicacy.
3
Second, it met a particularly favorable reception from the galaxy's most downtrodden peoples.
4
The increases fit a recent trend of investors giving transactions a favorable reception.
5
From what I have already experienced I anticipate a favorable reception.
6
The device is one well calculated to meet with a favorable reception from fishermen.
7
Exceptions taken by individuals to sundry Broad Church statements in my historical lectures; their favorable reception.
8
My fever for information found a little more favorable reception from Rosita, the old Negress manicure.
9
Their products have met a favorable reception from national regulators for their relative simplicity and transparent structure.
10
Mistaking his favorable reception, Senator Morgan, after he had finished the manuscript, started in for an extended talk.
11
A favorable reception raised his hopes.
12
I privately resolved to insure a favorable reception for the poor fellow, by making him the miller's partner.
13
Who does not know what it is to begin a story with a triumphant confidence in its favorable reception?
14
Besides, even if she were entirely heart-whole, was that a reason why she should give Julien a favorable reception?
15
A statesman will not be likely to give you a favorable reception immediately after being disappointed in some of his schemes.
16
And it would have, I think, an incomparably more favorable reception, from the start, than would a proposal of simple repeal.
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Translations for favorable reception
Portuguese
Catalan
Favorable reception through the time
Favorable reception across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common