favourably
in a positive way; with approval
In a way that shows approval, liking, or a positive opinion.
in a way that helps or improves something
In a way that produces a good result or makes a situation better.
in a way that gives someone special advantage
In a way that gives someone an advantage or treats them better than others.
in a way that looks good compared to something else
In a way that makes someone or something seem good or better when compared with others.
showing good signs; going well
In a way that shows good progress or signs of success, especially in reports about health, recovery, or developments.
with conditions that help you
With conditions (especially wind, weather, or currents) that help movement or make an activity easier.
- Base: favourably
- Plural: favourablies
be favourably disposed (towards/to)
1generally positive towards something
to feel positive about someone or something
- The committee seems favourably disposed towards the proposal.
- She was favourably disposed to the idea once she understood the risks.
- Voters are currently favourably disposed towards the incumbent.
- They are favourably disposed towards our plan.
be favourably impressed (by/with)
1have a good first impression
to like something after you see it
- I was favourably impressed by how quickly the team responded.
- The interviewer seemed favourably impressed with her portfolio.
- We were favourably impressed by the hotel’s cleanliness.
- I was favourably impressed by the service.
be favourably inclined (towards/to)
1willing to support an idea
to be likely to agree; to feel positive about it
- She is favourably inclined towards a compromise.
- The minister is favourably inclined to extend the deadline.
- They were not favourably inclined to change the contract terms.
- He is favourably inclined towards our suggestion.
look favourably on/upon
1approve of someone or something
to approve of; to think something is good
- The board looks favourably on proposals that reduce long-term costs.
- Her parents did not look favourably upon the idea of her leaving school early.
- Investors tend to look favourably on steady growth.
- My boss looks favourably on this idea.
speak favourably of
1say good things about
to say positive things about someone or something
- Former employees still speak favourably of the company culture.
- He often speaks favourably of his teachers.
- Customers spoke favourably of the support team.
- She speaks favourably of her new job.
vote favourably on
1vote in support of something
to vote yes; to support a proposal
- The committee voted favourably on the budget increase.
- Shareholders voted favourably on the merger proposal.
- The council voted favourably on the new housing plan.
- They voted favourably on the plan.