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well-liked

adjective as in favored

adjective as in preferred

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"I didn't manage to protect him," Audrey F said of her late colleague - a well-liked history and geography teacher in the Paris suburb of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine.

From BBC

“Billy is not a community-oriented person, and he wasn’t very well-liked in the community at all because of that.”

From Slate

Wachs, who was not well-liked by certain colleagues, nevertheless landed on his feet, winning reelection after he assiduously wooed his new constituents.

With Badenoch, it is her unflinching willingness to say things her rivals often baulk at; with Jenrick, his policy position on migration and the European Convention on Human Rights; Tugendhat is popular for his military service and is widely seen as decent and well-liked.

From BBC

Eric Adams may not be a well-liked mayor, but he’s certainly never been an uninteresting one.

From Slate

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