in (one's) favor

1. To one's advantage or for one's benefit. I'm so relieved that the court ruled in my favor! My mom being away when report cards were mailed home has really worked out in my favor—I'm not grounded for my bad grades yet! Hey, it would be in your favor to have your lawyer review the contract before you sign it.

2. Highly regarded by one; widely accepted or enjoyed by one. John had been in his boss's favor ever since he managed to secure that lucrative client. Though many were skeptical of its success, the sequel is largely in the devoted fanbase's favor. If you want to be in the teacher's favor, try to participate more in class.

in somebody’s/something’s ˈfavour

to somebody’s advantage: The court decided in the employee’s favour. ♢ The fact that the dollar is falling is in your favour.

in somebody's/something's favour

in (one's) favor

in somebody’s/something’s ˈfavour