In your favor Meaning in English
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Definition
If something is 'in your favor,' it means it is beneficial for you or increases your chances of success. It can refer to situations, decisions, or conditions that help you.
Usage & Nuances
Common in both formal and informal speech. Used when discussing situations, competitions, or decisions where someone has an advantage. Often used with 'the odds are in your favor' or 'the decision was in your favor.' Not to be confused with 'in favor of,' which means supporting something.
Example Sentences
The judge ruled in your favor.
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All the evidence was in your favor.
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The weather is in your favor today.
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It seems like luck is finally in your favor.
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If the odds are in your favor, you should take the risk.
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Don’t worry, everything is working out in your favor so far.
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