favourably receive

Frequency: 7.29.1 per million words

To be accepted or reviewed with approval.

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favourably

Examples (10)

  • The new proposal was favourably received by the committee.
  • Her performance was favourably received by critics and audiences alike.
  • We hope the public will favourably receive our innovative product.
  • The government's recent policies have not been favourably received by all citizens.
  • Despite initial skepticism, the initiative was eventually favourably received.
  • His honest feedback was favourably received by the management.
  • The artist's latest work was favourably received at the exhibition opening.
  • They anticipate that the new budget will be favourably received by stakeholders.
  • To ensure the message is favourably received, clear communication is essential.
  • The updated software was favourably received, leading to increased user satisfaction.