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fa·vor·able (US) or Brit fa·vour·able Listen to audio/ˈfeɪvərəbəl/ adjective
[more favorable; most favorable] 1 a : showing approval
The new play got many favorable reviews. He was given a favorable recommendation.
b : expressing approval : giving or providing what is desired
They gave a favorable answer to our request. [=they said they would grant our request]
c : giving a result that helps, benefits, or shows approval of someone
a favorable comparison = a comparison favorable to someone
2 : producing feelings of approval
She made a very favorable [=good] impression on her future colleagues.
3 a : tending to help : tending to produce a desired result
a favorable wind The plants grow rapidly under favorable [=advantageous] conditions.
b : showing that a desired result is likely
Early test results were favorable.
— fa·vor·ably (US) or Brit fa·vour·ably Listen to audio/ˈfeɪvərəbli/ adverb
The play was favorably reviewed. I was very favorably impressed by the candidate. They responded favorably to our request. The wine compares favorably with some that are far more expensive. The patient responded favorably [=well] to the medicine.

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