Pronunciation: /ˈprɛfərəns/
noun a greater liking for one alternative over another or others
A1 I have a preference for chocolate ice cream over vanilla.
A2 She expressed her preference for action movies rather than romantic comedies.
B1 My preference is to work in a quiet environment without distractions.
B2 The candidate's preference for teamwork was evident during the group project.
C1 His preference for minimalist design is reflected in his home decor.
C2 The chef's preference for using fresh, local ingredients sets her dishes apart from others.
adjective expressing a greater liking for one alternative over another or others
A1 I have a preference for vanilla ice cream over chocolate.
A2 She has a preference for action movies rather than romantic comedies.
B1 His preference for working alone makes him a great candidate for remote jobs.
B2 The chef's preference for using fresh, locally sourced ingredients sets him apart from others in the industry.
C1 The CEO's preference for transparency and honesty has helped build a strong company culture.
C2 Her preference for minimalist design is evident in the sleek and modern look of her home.
formal The client's preference is for a minimalist design with neutral colors.
informal I have a preference for Italian food when dining out.
slang My preference is to chill at home rather than go out partying.
figurative Her preference for solitude often led her to seek out quiet places to think.
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