Favorably: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when something is viewed or received in a positive light, often in comparisons or evaluations.

• The proposal was received favorably by the committee.
• She spoke favorably of the new restaurant in town.

Used when something is definitely true, or to describe a very optimistic or confident attitude.

• She spoke positively about the changes at work.
• The test results were positively accurate.

Used when expressing approval or acceptance, often in a personal or direct manner.

• He nodded approvingly at her suggestion.
• The coach looked at the team approvingly after the win.

Used when showing support, encouragement or assistance, often in a comforting or helpful manner.

• The team worked supportively to achieve their goal.
• He smiled supportively at his friend during the tough times.

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Use when describing a situation or action that provides a specific benefit or advantage.

• Investing in renewable energy can be done advantageously in today’s market.
• She positioned herself advantageously to network with industry leaders.

Use when describing something that has a positive impact or contributes to well-being.

• Eating organic food has been shown to affect health beneficially.
• The new educational program is structured to be beneficially impactful for students.

Use when describing an action or situation that results in financial gain or profit.

• The company has been operating profitably for the last five years.
• We need to find ways to run our business more profitably.