Buy and Favour

Buy

Buy verb - To get possession of (something) by giving money in exchange for.

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Favour and buy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Favour" instead a verb "Buy".

Nearby Words: buyer, buying

Favour verb - Consider as the favorite.

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Buy and favour are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Buy" instead a verb "Favour".

Nearby Words: favoured, favouring, favourer

good	good buy	good favour
best	best buy	best favour
large	large buy	large favour
big	big buy	big favour
Other adjectives: aforementioned, biggest.

On the occasions where the Mysterons find it more convenient to buy the services of a human than to dispose of them in favour of a replicant, they typically pay with a briefcase full of diamonds instead.

Source: Briefcase Full of Money
Turns out in her entire quest-line, she was manipulating Geralt into clearing the way to a mage's laboratory so she could steal his notes and use the knowledge on them to buy favour with the Ax-Crazy King Radovid.

Source: Honey Trap

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