Adjective:

विशेषाधिकार,

favourer's Usage Examples:

as principal in this contract, and Hector Maclean of Duart as principal favourer and tutor to the said Tormod, on the other part".

Pope Felix insisted that heretics and favourers of heresy should not be prayed for publicly; Euphemius repeated his attempts.

at length about Stapleton and Nevis" Deputy Governor Russell ("a great favourer of privateers"), who went out of their way to enable and protect Bear"s.

printing and publishing of the said books, and have been favourers and abetters of the said Martin Marprelate in his disordered proceedings.

] albeit he was not very much learned, yet a great favourer and a friend both to learning and to learned men".

on Basyng"s behalf, and stated that Basyng was "a man of learning and a favourer of the truth", meaning he was sympathetic to Cromwell"s religious goals.

in Rome about a year and a half, he found himself suspect in Rome as a favourer of Protestant doctrine.

could be accomplished, they were compelled to bury them in the garden of a favourer of their cause, named Tweedie, in Lauriston, where in 1728 they were accidentally.

wherin are all manner of Inventions and Rarities", describing him as a "favourer of all manner of ingenuities", and recalling an anecdote, wherein Backhouse.

work "The Cuckow" to "his worshipful good friend Master Thomas Wroth, an affecter and favourer of the Muses" in 1607, addressing him as "dear friend" and.

declared his "detestation of the proceedings of Browne, Harrison, and their favourers".

one of the gentlemen of Sussex who was designated as being among the "favourers of godlie procedinges", indicating that he was by then a staunch, if rather.

in the Spanish Netherlands as a heretic against the Catholic faith and favourer of the English.