preference (Meaning)
preference (n)
a strong liking
a predisposition in favor of something
the right or chance to choose
grant of favor or advantage to one over another (especially to a country or countries in matters of international trade, such as levying duties)
Synonyms & Antonyms of preference
preference Sentence Examples
- I have a slight preference for coffee over tea.
- The students demonstrated a clear preference for math over science.
- The manager has a strong preference for candidates with prior experience.
- Despite her initial hesitation, she ultimately gave preference to the more experienced applicant.
- Among the three options, the blue shirt was my definite preference.
- The restaurant's preference for fresh, local ingredients was evident in the delicious dishes.
- His preference for solitude made him an unlikely candidate for the team.
- She had a distinct preference for the color green, which was reflected in her wardrobe and home décor.
- The company's preference for hiring from within fostered a sense of loyalty among employees.
- The doctor's preference for conservative treatment led him to recommend surgery only as a last resort.
FAQs About the word preference
a strong liking, a predisposition in favor of something, the right or chance to choose, grant of favor or advantage to one over another (especially to a country
favorite, pet, speed, fave, cup of tea,darling, prize, dear,minion, beloved
abomination, abomination,anathema, anathema, bugbear, bugbear,bête noire,bête noire,
I have a slight preference for coffee over tea.
The students demonstrated a clear preference for math over science.
The manager has a strong preference for candidates with prior experience.
Despite her initial hesitation, she ultimately gave preference to the more experienced applicant.
