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Meanings of favouritism in English
Portuguese
discriminação Catalan
discriminació Usage of favouritism in English
1
The government has often been called out for its favouritism over non-smokers.
2
The results will be closely watched for any sign of political favouritism.
3
Mr Quickie firmed into favouritism before the race ahead of Mystic Journey.
4
May's spokesman dismissed the idea that it showed favouritism towards his candidacy.
5
So You Think is disputing favouritism in some ante-post lists with Sarafina.
6
Certainly you don't, if you think that there has been any favouritism.
7
His conduct in discountenancing the favouritism of the last years of Louis XV.
8
One of the reasons we are stopping the project is favouritism in hiring.
9
There is favouritism and incompetency in everything that is being done.
10
RUGBY:Uneasy sits the mantle of favouritism, or so the theory goes.
11
In them all he knew was no graft, and no favouritism.
12
So this piece of favouritism costs the city £800 a year.
13
Money and favouritism, however were not always the motives of these large concessions.
14
No favouritism can sustain a ministry which has become disgustful to the nation.
15
He hated us all alike, there was no favouritism about him.
16
He was an open-hearted boy, and never took advantage of my mother's favouritism.
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Favouritism through the time
Favouritism across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common