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Definition of prefer
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Prefer
(v. t.) To set above or
before
something
else in
estimation,
favor,
or
liking;
to
regard
or honor
before
another;
to hold in
greater
favor;
to
choose
rather;
-- often
followed
by to,
before,
or
above..
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Mood
::
Mood (n.)
Manner;
style;
mode;
logical
form;
musical
style;
manner
of
action
or
being.
See Mode which is the
preferable
form).
Preference
::
Preference
(n.) The act of
Preferring,
or the state of being
preferred;
the
setting
of one thing
before
another;
precedence;
higher
estimation;
predilection;
choice;
also, the power or
opportunity
of
choosing;
as, to give him his
preference..
Select
::
Select
(v. t.) To
choose
and take from a
number;
to take by
preference
from among
others;
to pick out; to cull; as, to
select
the best
authors
for
perusal..
Agriculturalist
::
Agriculturalist
(n.) An
agriculturist
(which
is the
preferred
form..
Refusal
::
Refusal
(n.) The right of
taking
in
preference
to
others;
the
choice
of
taking
or
refusing;
option;
as, to give one the
refusal
of a farm; to have the
refusal
of an
employment..
Beneficed
::
Beneficed
(a.)
Possessed
of a
benefice
or
church
preferment.
Preponderate
::
Preponderate
(v. t.) To cause to
prefer;
to
incline;
to
decide.
Preference
::
Preference
(n.) That which is
preferred;
the
object
of
choice
or
superior
favor;
as, which is your
preference?.
Selfishness
::
Selfishness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
selfish;
exclusive
regard
to one's own
interest
or
happiness;
that
supreme
self-love
or
self-preference
which leads a
person
to
direct
his
purposes
to the
advancement
of his own
interest,
power,
or
happiness,
without
regarding
those of
others..
Choice
::
Choice
(n.) The thing or
person
chosen;
that which is
approved
and
selected
in
preference
to
others;
selection.
Preferment
::
Preferment
(n.) The act of
preferring,
or
advancing
in
dignity
or
office;
the state of being
advanced;
promotion..
Antepone
::
Antepone
(v. t.) To put
before;
to
prefer.
Water Rattler
::
Water
rattler
() The
diamond
rattlesnake
(Crotalus
adamanteus);
-- so
called
from its
preference
for damp
places
near
water.
Distinguishingly
::
Distinguishingly
(adv.)
With
distinction;
with some mark of
preference.
Art
::
Art (n.) The
application
of skill to the
production
of the
beautiful
by
imitation
or
design,
or an
occupation
in which skill is so
employed,
as in
painting
and
sculpture;
one of the fine arts; as, he
prefers
art to
literature..
Advance
::
Advance
(v. i.) To rise in rank,
office,
or
consequence;
to be
preferred
or
promoted..
Choose
::
Choose
(v. t.) To wish; to
desire;
to
prefer.
Annates
::
Annates
(n. pl.) The first
year's
profits
of a
spiritual
preferment,
anciently
paid by the
clergy
to the pope; first
fruits.
In
England,
they now form a fund for the
augmentation
of poor
livings..
Deference
::
Deference
(n.) A
yielding
of
judgment
or
preference
from
respect
to the
wishes
or
opinion
of
another;
submission
in
opinion;
regard;
respect;
complaisance.
Rather
::
Rather
(a.) Of two
alternatives
conceived
of, this by
preference
to, or as more
likely
than, the
other;
somewhat..
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