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Meanings of favourable in English

Portuguese
favorável
Catalan
favorable
Spanish
favorable

Presaging or likely to bring good luck.

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favorável
Usage of favourable in English
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Government officials said the move was to capitalise on favourable market conditions.
Reuters
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Mr Bawden said weather conditions today were much more favourable than yesterday.
Radio NZ
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For this all to work, Irish economic conditions need to remain favourable.
The Irish Times
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Activists were not surprised by the experts' favourable view of Canada, however.
Reuters
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However the plan did not receive a favourable response from the public.
The Irish Times
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Admittedly, the initial conditions for containing generalised inflation today are extraordinarily favourable.
The Guardian
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A few patients in favourable prognostic categories survive longer than 5 years.
Pubmed
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Each made what terms he could; in general the conditions were favourable.
Massacres of the South (1551-1815) / Celebrated Crimes
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Jakarta rallied last week, helped by a set of favourable economic data.
Reuters
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Economically it will lose favourable access to by far its biggest market.
The Irish Times
11
Conditions have been less favourable for sowing rapeseed in France and Britain.
Reuters
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He was attracting a good deal of attention, none of it favourable.
The street philosopher
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The one subject treated with continued micafungin had a favourable global response.
Pubmed
14
They are also accused of receiving highly-favourable government contracts during Zuma's presidency.
The South African
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New Zealand has the most favourable conditions, and Ontario the least favourable.
Pubmed
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Fourth-quarter profit was also higher than expected due to favourable tax effects.
Reuters
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Translations for favourable
Portuguese
favorável
Catalan
favorable
Spanish
favorable
Favourable through the time
Favourable across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
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