being partial to (Meaning)

being partial to

liking something or someone very much and usually more than other things or people

My grandmother is partial to gardening, spending hours tending to her blooming flowers.
The dog is partial to belly rubs, rolling over every time someone approaches.
The chef is partial to spicy dishes, incorporating chili and cayenne into every meal he cooks.
I am partial to dark chocolate, finding its rich flavor to be irresistible.
The artist is partial to using acrylic paints, appreciating their vibrant colors and ease of blending.
The music lover is partial to classical symphonies, enjoying their sweeping melodies and intricate harmonies.
The librarian is partial to mystery novels, finding them to be both suspenseful and thought-provoking.
The hiker is partial to secluded trails, preferring the tranquility of nature to crowded paths.
The fashion enthusiast is partial to vintage clothing, admiring its unique style and timeless elegance.
The animal lover is partial to cats, adoring their independent spirit and playful antics.

liking something or someone very much and usually more than other things or people

enjoying, favoring, liking, going in for,preferring, leaning (toward or towards), caring (for), singling (out),choosing, grooving (on)

disliking, misliking, abhorring, hating, throwing away, refusing, turning down, declining, detesting, rejecting

My grandmother is partial to gardening, spending hours tending to her blooming flowers.

The dog is partial to belly rubs, rolling over every time someone approaches.

The chef is partial to spicy dishes, incorporating chili and cayenne into every meal he cooks.

I am partial to dark chocolate, finding its rich flavor to be irresistible.