Advertisement

Advertisement

View definitions for out of favor

out of favor

Discover More

Example Sentences

Whether due to climate concerns, municipal bans or just the way fads work, it seems the product has fallen out of favor.

Luxury brands are also falling out of favor in China, as shoppers have pulled back on big-ticket purchases.

Kingfish: I don’t think it’s fully fallen out of favor, but we are in an ever-evolving world.

Why do you think the blues has fallen out of favor?

According to the indictment, Chavez passed a message during an unmonitored legal visit that Frank “Little Man” Munoz, a Mexican Mafia member who’d fallen out of favor with the organization, was marked for death.

Advertisement

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement