Meaning of favoritize | Babel Free

Definitions

1. To make a favorite of; to give preference to.
   transitive
2. To play favorites.
   intransitive
3. To favor; to encourage.
   proscribed, rare

Examples

“Go to the channel you want⟳ to "favoritize," and then click the Add⟳ button.”

“But when he compares futures in which he has two children, he would rather that his two children, on average, be better off: 'If I am going to have⟳ two children in any case, I am not going to favoritize Danny.'”

“As this new group of girls entered this space, one set⟳ up by dancing young women rather than by a staff member who might favoritize some students over others, cries of seeming appreciation burst⟳ out at what their fellow, yet different, group members were doing.”

“It's not me Lotter favoritizes, it's you.”

“Regional opposition to this pattern of "favoritizing," as well as protest⟳ over the freezing of wages and prices and other emergency economic measures, precipitated a full-scale crisis in Zambia.”

“She favoritizes while she undermines, demeans and denigrates you. The narcissist parent will usually have⟳ a golden child.”

“Besides, rational education does not favoritize but acknowledges individual performance and excellency.”

“If he can get⟳ Federal assistance for French, panish, German, and now Russian, and can get⟳ none for Latin, he is going, almost of necessity, to favoritize the languages in which this assistance and equipment and so forth are present⟳.”

“Greenspan likewise emphasizes the active mobilization of emotional states which favoritize tiny new steps of learning and of social exchange⟳ ( Greenspan and Weider, 1998;cf. Shanker, 2003).”

“The following passage from his collected works is representative of his views: to favoritize the inroads of the maketos is to ferment immorality in our land⟳;”

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