favorable

favorable
Favorable. adj. de t.g. Propice, Avantageux, Tel qu'on desire pour la fin qu'on se propose. Il se dit des personnes & des choses. Soyez-moy favorable. se rendre quelqu'un favorable. il a eu tout le monde favorable. avoir la fortune favorable. Juge favorable. il a eu une audience favorable. avoir un temps favorable, le temps favorable. avoir le vent favorable. auspices favorables. occasion favorable. evenement favorable.
On appelle, Blessure favorable, Une blessure qui n'est point dangereuse, Et, Coup favorable, Un coup d'arme offensive, qui ne blesse point, ou qui ne blesse que fort legerement.

Dictionnaire de l'Académie française . 1964.

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