1. party
noun. ['ˈpɑːrti'] an organization to gain political power.
Synonyms
- labour party
- GOP
- American Labor Party
- Know-Nothing Party
- Black Panthers
- Gironde
- Prohibition Party
- organisation
- Socialist Labor Party
- American Federalist Party
- war party
- Liberal Democrat Party
- third party
- Green Party
- States' Rights Democratic Party
- Opposition
- Democratic Party
- Whig Party
- Republican Party
- Nazi Party
- political system
- Liberal Party
- National Socialist German Workers' Party
- Guomindang
- Socialist Party
- political party
- Farmer-Labor Party
- organization
- Anti-Masonic Party
- Free Soil Party
- Social Democratic Party
- Kuomintang
- Liberty Party
- People's Party
- Populist Party
- Conservative Party
- Federal Party
- Constitutional Union Party
- Dixiecrats
- Progressive Party
- labor party
- Federalist Party
- Democratic-Republican Party
- Bull Moose Party
- American Party
- form of government
- Greenback Party
- Communist Party
Antonyms
- disunion
- nonsmoker
- introversive
- ambiversive
Etymology
- partie (English)
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Words that Rhyme with Party Favor
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Example sentences of the word party-favor
1. Noun Phrase
End the ladies lunch with an edible party favor.
2. Noun Phrase
Provide small plastic bags for the children to take any remaining trail mix home as a party favor.
3. Noun Phrase
You can find them at party favor and crafts stores.
4. Noun Phrase
Make your luncheon memorable with party favors that celebrate and extend the special companionship of a ladies lunch.
2. favor
verb. ['ˈfeɪvɝ'] promote over another.
Synonyms
- advantage
- upgrade
- elevate
- favour
- promote
- prefer
- kick upstairs
- advance
Antonyms
- disadvantage
- recede
- stay in place
- retreat
Etymology
- favour (Anglo-Norman)
3. party
noun. ['ˈpɑːrti'] a group of people gathered together for pleasure.
Synonyms
- shindig
- soiree
- fete champetre
- dinner
- social affair
- open house
- housewarming
- social
- shindy
- mask
- dance
- dinner party
- social gathering
- wedding
- reunion
- reception
- masquerade party
- smoker
- mixer
- wedding party
- stag party
- lawn party
- garden party
- sociable
- hen party
- shower
- slumber party
- masquerade
Antonyms
- unsociable
- show
- uncover
- unmask
Etymology
- partie (English)
4. favor
noun. ['ˈfeɪvɝ'] an act of gracious kindness.
Synonyms
- kindness
- turn
- favour
- benignity
Antonyms
- maximum
- bore
- fall
- lower
Etymology
- favour (Anglo-Norman)
5. party
noun. ['ˈpɑːrti'] a band of people associated temporarily in some activity.
Synonyms
- fatigue party
- company
- party to the action
- lot
- search party
- war party
- stretcher party
- circle
- band
- landing party
- rescue party
- party to the transaction
Antonyms
- uncongenial
- unreasonably
- immoderately
- joyless
Etymology
- partie (English)
6. favor
verb. ['ˈfeɪvɝ'] consider as the favorite.
Synonyms
- see
- consider
- regard
- view
- favour
Antonyms
- software
- criticize
- stay
- dislike
Etymology
- favour (Anglo-Norman)
7. party
noun. ['ˈpɑːrti'] an occasion on which people can assemble for social interaction and entertainment.
Synonyms
- house party
- bun-fight
- whist drive
- cocktail party
- jolly
- tea party
- bunfight
- dance
- social occasion
- social function
- brawl
- fete
- do
- function
- bash
- feast
- ceilidh
- birthday party
- fiesta
- occasion
Antonyms
- finish
- inactivity
- ungregarious
- unsocial
Etymology
- partie (English)
8. favor
noun. ['ˈfeɪvɝ'] an advantage to the benefit of someone or something.
Synonyms
- favour
- vantage
Antonyms
- worsen
- discharge
- begin
Etymology
- favour (Anglo-Norman)
9. party
noun. ['ˈpɑːrti'] a person involved in legal proceedings.
Synonyms
- soul
- intervenor
- assignee
- litigant
- vouchee
- Jane Doe
- individual
- litigator
- mortal
- person
- John Doe
- reversioner
- contractor
- tort-feasor
- Richard Roe
- assignor
- tortfeasor
- somebody
Antonyms
- stay in place
- unmake
- hardware
- malfunction
Etymology
- partie (English)
10. favor
noun. ['ˈfeɪvɝ'] an inclination to approve.
Synonyms
- disposition
- favour
- inclination
Antonyms
- liability
- unfavorableness
- inexpedience
- inexpediency
Etymology
- favour (Anglo-Norman)