Favor and Tend to

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Favor verb - To show partiality toward.

Usage example: older moviegoers tend to favor films that have certain extras—like a plot and developed characters

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Tend to and favor are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tend to" instead a verb "Favor".

Nearby Words: favored, favoring, favorer

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Favor and tend to are semantically related. You can use "Favor" instead a verb "Tend to".

Similarly, on the Chaos side the leaders tend to be those who the gods most favor.

Source: The Theocracy
His highest-ranking Death Eaters also tend to be his most dangerous servants; in fact, most duels between named Death Eaters and any good guy tend to go in favor of the Death Eaters.

Source: Authority Equals Asskicking / Literature
Random Number God: Except that events tend to work impossibly in your favor, instead of the enemies'.

Source: Video Game / Oracle of Tao

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