favours

"He did me a favor when he took the time to drive me home."

"The teacher showed favours to the student who always completed their homework, giving them extra praise and attention. "

"A marriage favour is a bunch or knot of white ribbons or white flowers worn at a wedding."

"The judge showed favours to the first-time offender, sentencing him to community service instead of jail time. "

"The bride gave out small, personalized chocolates as favours to her wedding guests. "

"Although the twins are identical, a careful observer can distinguish them by the slightly different favours of their faces. "

""The teacher's obvious favours towards her star students created an unfair learning environment for the rest of the class." "

"The teacher handed out the exam favours. "

"During the medieval tournament, knights often wore favours, ribbons or scarves given to them by ladies, as symbols of their affection and support. "

"The classroom walls were covered with students' favours, little drawings and notes of affection. "

"My aunt favours her youngest daughter, always buying her the nicest presents. "

"The quiet atmosphere in the library favours concentration. "

"Would you favor us with a poetry reading?"

"Favoring your sore leg will only injure the other one."

"My younger sister favours my mother; she has the same warm smile and kind eyes. "