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Meanings of preference in English
Synonyms
Examples for "taste"
Examples for "taste"
1
Consumers' taste for budget brands has been evident in recent company results.
2
True Boers didn't need good taste; they had God on their side.
3
This year, Ireland may have received a taste of things to come.
4
Soups made with water or vegetable stock will, however, taste less complex.
5
In excellent taste; it does the greatest possible credit to the designer.
1
Either orientation in good ice is strong enough for a bomber anchor.
2
Perhaps you could start by implementing something into the new student orientation.
3
The first problem the researchers had to solve was one of orientation.
4
That programme provides support from healthcare to orientation to New Zealand life.
5
Moreover, questions around the organisation of the orientation camp have been raised.
1
Future dealmakers underestimate that penchant for market meddling at their own risk.
2
This penchant, however laudable aesthetically, does not usually lead to distribution deals.
3
Smith's almost old-fashioned penchant for dribbling past defenders consistently caused Wolves problems.
4
Mickelson's penchant for risk-taking has long established him as a great entertainer.
5
However, thanks to Apple's penchant for visual flair, it looks totally unique.
1
Directors will, inevitably, prosecute that mandate according to individual predilection and interpretation.
2
Sites of predilection include the lower limbs followed by the upper limbs.
3
After all the question has resolved itself into one of personal predilection.
4
Lymphomas showed an unusual predilection for involvement of the central nervous system.
5
The most common predilection sites are the renal parenchyma and the retroperitoneum.
Usage of preference in English
1
Very few patients expressed a preference for having another health professional present.
2
Do you have a preference? The question doesn't need to be asked.
3
The Greek government owns Alpha Bank preference shares worth 940 million euros.
4
We warmly welcome everyone, regardless of age, climbing preference, or ability level.
5
Thus, of course, the preference of novelists and dramatists for unhappy families.
6
This may indicate his personal preference for a new Senate Majority Leader.
7
And then the city changed the rules to give minority companies preference.
8
At the present time, surgeon preference appears to be a reasonable option.
9
This is in contrast with Brussels' preference for an enhanced ECB role.
10
She added that her preference was to resolve complaints informally wherever possible.
11
It is a statement of fact rather than a statement of preference.
12
The reason for this preference is not important, simply that it exists.
13
However, this is not the preference of the majority of his parishioners.
14
Conclusions: Injection preference may contribute to high rates of injections in Kenya.
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The high preference for driver assistance tech was common across all ages.
16
Certainly I would support the Protestant religion in preference to the Catholic.
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Translations for preference
Portuguese
Catalan
Preference through the time
Preference across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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