favourable

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Favourable is the British spelling of favorable, meaning positive, approving, or advantageous.

A favourable review praises its subject.

Favourable conditions support success.

A favourable impression is a good one.

To look favourably on something is to regard it with approval: The committee looked favourably on her application.

advantageous

profitable

Producing financial benefit

advantageous · preferable · desirable · conducive · beneficial · gainful · expedient · strategic · timely · well-timed

conditions

clement

Mild, showing leniency

  • mildModerate in intensity
  • fairImpartial and unbiased
  • pleasantGiving enjoyment or comfort

agreeable · temperate · benign · hospitable · congenial · ideal · perfect · optimal · suitable · propitious

outcome

successful

Having achieved one's aims

fruitful · rewarding · productive · beneficial · salutary · felicitous · happy · fortunate · winning · triumphant

positive

optimistic

Expecting positive results

heartening · reassuring · uplifting · cheering · glowing · complimentary · approving · enthusiastic · warm · receptive

supportive

endorsement

Formal expression of support

patronage · sponsorship · encouragement · sanction · blessing · validation · confirmation · affirmation · recommendation · commendation

Opposites
evaluation/assessment

favourableunfavourable

Not conducive to success

unfavorable · negative · critical · disapproving · adverse

conditions/circumstances

favourableunfavourable

Not conducive to success

adverse · disadvantageous · unpropitious · inauspicious · hostile

disposition/attitude

favourableunfavourable

Not conducive to success

hostile · antagonistic · opposed · ill-disposed · negative

Family

unfavourable, favourably, unfavourably, favourableness

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