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preference A strong liking or dislike for something, often based on personal taste or preference. ■ After trying both pizza and tacos, Sarah decided that she had a strong preference for pizza over tacos because of its cheesy goodness.
Biased Adjective: Having a strong preference or slant towards one side or opinion. ■ The politician was extremely biased and only spoke about issues that benefited their party.
dibs A word used to claim ownership or preference for something, often in a playful or humorous way. ■ "I dibs on that sandwich!" said John, trying to assert his dominance over the lunch menu.
Drosophila A type of fly commonly known as the "banana fly" due to its preference for ripe bananas. ■ "I accidentally left my banana on the counter and now there are hundreds of drosophila flies buzzing around it."
fancied To have a strong desire or preference for something, often something that is considered unconventional or eccentric. ■ "I'm not sure why I fancy eating raw spaghetti with my dog," said the confused woman.
polls A survey or vote taken by a group of people, usually to determine the opinion or preference of that group. ■ "I recently took a poll to see what my friends thought about pineapple pizza. The results were inconclusive."
Predisposition A strong liking or preference for something, often without much thought or consideration. ■ "John has a predisposition towards pizza and beer. It's his go-to meal every Friday night."
Prefers To have a preference for something or someone. ■ I prefer pizza over sushi because it's cheesier and more satisfying.
prejudiced Having an unfounded or irrational preference for one thing over another, often based on stereotypes or negative attitudes. ■ "She's so prejudiced against people from the south that she won't even consider dating them."
Primarily Having a strong preference for or interest in one thing over another. ■ "I primarily eat pizza because it's my favorite food."
Proclivities A strong liking or preference for something, often something considered to be wrong or unhealthy. ■ "John's proclivities for junk food and video games have taken a toll on his health and relationships."
Antisocial An individual who lacks the ability to form and maintain social relationships, often due to a preference for solitude or a fear of being rejected by others. ■ "John was so antisocial that he preferred to spend his weekends alone with his cat instead of going out with friends."
Exception A rare occurrence, often causing confusion or inconvenience. ■ When my computer refused to start because it was running on Windows 95, I had to use a DOS boot disk as an exception to my usual preference for the latest Mac operating system.
favoritism The act of showing favor or preference to one person over another, often in a way that is unfair or biased. ■ "I can't believe my teacher favored me over the other students. It must be because I'm so good at math!"
preferences a strong liking or disliking for something or someone, often based on personal taste or preference. ■ "I have very strong preferences when it comes to my favorite type of pizza. It has to be cheese and pepperoni, or nothing!"