Favor ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Favor ( noun )

1. A kind or helpful act.
2. A preferential treatment.
3. A token of love or regard.

Origin:

Middle english, from anglo-french, from latin favor, from favus sweet, from fovere to cherish.

Examples:

1. I asked him for a favor and he helped me.
2. The company gives its employees many favors.
3. She gave him a little favor as a token of her love.
4. I would like to return the favor that you did for me.
5. The boss always shows favoritism towards his friends.

(As a verb)

Favor ( verb )

1. A kind or helpful act.
2. A preferential treatment.
3. A token of love or regard.

Origin:

Middle english, from anglo-french, from latin favor, from favus sweet, from fovere to cherish.

Examples:

1. I asked him for a favor and he helped me.
2. The company gives its employees many favors.
3. She gave him a little favor as a token of her love.
4. I would like to return the favor that you did for me.
5. The boss always shows favoritism towards his friends.