Meanings of great partiality in English

It was a monopoly, and was charged with great partiality in its management.

Susanna, moreover, distributed her gifts with great partiality.

Canute's great partiality for chess seems well attested.

But report has it that the lord of that manor has no great partiality for kippered salmon.

On his way thither he stopped for some days at Albany, for which city he is known to have entertained a great partiality.

When asked what made Constance tease the younger children, Emma said, 'I believe it was through jealousy, and because the parents showed great partiality.'

-Examination of that affair often conducted with great Partiality and Prejudice.

Cylon, the richest man, or, as he is in one place styled, the prince, of Crotona, had manifested the greatest partiality to Pythagoras.

Feeling no greater partiality for the society of the emigrants than they did, we thought the arrangement an advantageous one, and consented to it.

"'Yudhishthira said: "O best of men, though we were all equal unto her she had great partiality for Dhananjaya.

"Many thanks, Colonel, for your information," replied Mr Campbell, "for I certainly have no great partiality to the flavour of onions in milk."

"Joel seems to have a great partiality for my society," thought Harry, when, after dinner, his guardian's son continued to follow him about.