adjective

favoured

favored, preferred, privileged

He is the favoured candidate for the job.

He is the favored candidate for the job.

She was the favoured child in the family.

She was the favored child in the family.

the ((favored)) ((noun)) the preferred (noun) He is the favored candidate.

((favored)) ((by sb.)) preferred by (sb.) This method is favored by many teachers.

Synonyms: preferred, chosen, advantaged; Antonyms: disfavored, neglected

Past participle of the verb 'to favor'. It means someone or something has *received* favor.

Think of 'favorite'. A 'favored' person is someone's favorite.

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