English to Latin Meaning of favourable - aequo

Favourable :

aequo

adjective

aequo, amicissimum, felix, auspicium, aequum, praeiudicium, prodest, utile, canetis, salutem, adiutor, conducat, qui opulenti estis, propitius, benignae, benigna larga, bonum, cunctis prospere agens habitabatque, misereatur, meridianam, meridionali, iustum, nullo contradicente, secundum illam, propitius esto, bonum autem facientes, dare salutis, dare felicitatem, satis, non malus, utilis, idoneam, respondere,, congruant,, configuratus, pacificae

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Definitions of favourable in English

Adjective(1) encouraging or approving or pleasing(2) (of winds or weather(3) giving an advantage(4) presaging or likely to bring good luck or a good outcome

Examples of favourable in English

(1) And, once again, many of the reviews were favourable .(2) If he had bothered to ask I am sure he would have got a favourable response.(3) There has already been a favourable response to the proposals from local people.(4) There has been a favourable response but there is room for improvement all the time.(5) "We are looking to put it right as soon as the weather is favourable , " she said.(6) On its long Atlantic voyage, the armada made good progress with favourable winds filling the sails.(7) A win is the most favourable outcome for them, a draw may or may not allow them to proceed.(8) The fund, which is currently operational, has received a favourable response.(9) Plans to revive traditional shire county names has received a favourable response in Westmorland.(10) Several conditions were favourable to the use of underground tactics.(11) His demand for a ├ö├®┬╝14 hike in social welfare payments got a favourable response.(12) Presumably this review is the most favourable , in a prestigious journal, that the publisher could find.(13) I think I even read a favourable review in FT Magazine.(14) Future international cases, where the defendants hail from less liberal countries and do not have the benefit of a constitution, might not have such a favourable outcome.(15) Conditions at the time were favourable to his securing political independence.(16) As it stands it's a weak prosecution case, the matter will be vigorously defended, and I'm very confident of a favourable outcome.

Related Phrases of favourable

(1) favorable impression ::

fecit impetrire impressionem

(2) favorable comment ::

volens comment

(3) favorable conditions ::

fortuna

(4) favorable balance ::

statera placabilis

Related Phrases of favourable

(1) favorable impression ::

fecit impetrire impressionem

(2) favorable comment ::

volens comment

(3) favorable conditions ::

fortuna

(4) favorable balance ::

statera placabilis

Synonyms

Adjective

1. approving ::

probaverunt,

2. advantageous ::

commodum

3. positive ::

positive

4. friendly ::

amicissimum

5. golden ::

aureum

Different Forms

favourable, unfavourable

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