preferential in Greek
preferential in Greek is προτιμησιακός — preferential means giving or showing favor to one person or group over others.
preferential in Greek
προτιμησιακός
Pronounced: protimisiakos
Of or relating to the showing or giving of preference.
What does "preferential" mean?
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adjective Giving or showing favor to one person or group over others.
"Loyal customers get preferential treatment, including early access to sales."
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adjective Relating to a voting system in which voters rank candidates in order of preference.
"Under preferential voting, second-choice votes are counted if no candidate wins a majority outright."
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preferential in a sentence
- Loyal customers get preferential treatment, including early access to sales.
- Under preferential voting, second-choice votes are counted if no candidate wins a majority outright.
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What is "preferential" in Greek?
"preferential" in Greek is προτιμησιακός. preferential means: Giving or showing favor to one person or group over others.
How do you pronounce προτιμησιακός?
"preferential" in Greek is προτιμησιακός, pronounced "protimisiakos".
How do you use "preferential" in a sentence?
Example: "Loyal customers get preferential treatment, including early access to sales." In Greek, "preferential" is προτιμησιακός.
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