Favour and Offering

Favour

Favour noun - An act of gracious kindness.

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Offering and favour are semantically related in thing topic. In some cases you can use "Offering" instead a noun "Favour".

Nearby Words: favoured, favouring, favourer

Offering noun - Something offered to a god.

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Favour and offering are semantically related in thing topic. Sometimes you can use "Favour" instead a noun "Offering".

Nearby Words: offer, offered, offerer

good	good favour	good offering
special	special favour	special offering
particular	particular favour	particular offering
public	public favour	public offering
Other adjectives: small, large, little.

Very rarely, it's the act of a Noble Demon who is consistent about offering his foes mercy, and expects the favour to be returned.

Source: Villains Want Mercy
He's then acquitted, despite being caught red-handed, offering literally no evidence in his favour, not even bothering to have a lawyer and actually admitting he was guilty!

Source: Series / Sherlock
The dragon has a reason for wanting the princess (access to Mythgarthr), the offerers have a real reason for offering her (favour from their god), and Sir Able has a reason for trying to rescue her (to keep the sword his love has promised him).

Source: Dragons Prefer Princesses

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