Definitions and Examples of favored, popular, liked
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Enjoying special advantages or privileges due to being liked or preferred.
Example
The boss's favored employees always get the best assignments and promotions.
Liked, admired, or supported by many people.
Example
The new restaurant in town became popular quickly due to its delicious food and friendly service.
Having a positive feeling towards someone or something; finding them agreeable or enjoyable.
Example
She was always liked by her classmates for her kind and helpful nature.
Key Differences: favored vs popular vs liked
- 1Favored implies that someone or something enjoys special treatment or advantages due to being liked or preferred.
- 2Popular suggests that someone or something is well-liked or admired by many people.
- 3Liked simply means that someone or something is found agreeable or enjoyable.
Effective Usage of favored, popular, liked
- 1Express Preferences: Use favored to describe someone or something that enjoys special treatment or advantages.
- 2Describe Popularity: Use popular to describe someone or something that is well-liked or admired by many people.
- 3Express Affection: Use liked to describe someone or something that is found agreeable or enjoyable.
Remember this!
The antonyms of unfavoured are favored, popular, and liked. These words describe a positive or desirable state of being, indicating that someone or something is well-liked or preferred. Use these words to express preferences, describe popularity, and express affection.
