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Meanings of favourably in English
Portuguese
favoravelmente Usage of favourably in English
1
I would certainly expect Biogen's stock to react favourably, if only temporarily.
2
Had you shown a little mercy, the crisis might have terminated favourably.
3
The clerk of the weather appeared favourably disposed to the warm-hearted Bessie.
4
Bankrupts were very favourably treated in the last year of Louis XIV.
5
It compares the Russian Government with the English, and compares it favourably.
6
Present my deeds favourably unto Samas and Marduk; speak in my behalf.
7
Things look to me progressing very favourably in the direction you wish.
8
For this reason I pretended to view their wooing favourably, in theory.
9
The great life-question of the Princess has been finally and favourably settled.
10
On those in whom she trusted I think her faith acted favourably.
11
The account is now favourably balanced: my creditor has accepted a composition.
12
But I am more favourably struck with the girl than you are.
13
She had excision of the endometeriotic lesion and responded favourably to treatment.
14
On the score of health they may compare favourably with any race.
15
Those of whom the Medical Officer cannot report favourably would continue on.
16
He was not favourably impressed with the Emperor Nicholas or his people.
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Favourably across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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