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Noun(1) a strong liking(2) a predisposition in favor of something(3) the right or chance to choose(4) grant of favor or advantage to one over another (especially to a country or countries in matters of international trade, such as levying duties(5) grant of favor or advantage to one over another (especially to a country or countries in matters of international trade(6) such as levying duties)(7) first choice(8) favorable treatment

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(1) The one great flaw in the present set up is preference cannot be given by governors to pupils from the borough because the Greenwich Judgement precludes this.(2) Europeans such as Mr. Bruni have long had a preference for fixed-income investments over stock.(3) My personal preference is for the blue one and, even as a fan of boring beige boxes, I'll admit I think it looks great.(4) But this was his first statement of political preference .(5) The payment had the effect of conferring a preference , priority or advantage on those creditors over the other creditors.(6) Creative Commons licenses help people express a preference for sharing their work - on their own terms.(7) Why did girls show such a strong brand preference ?(8) The most popular of the ideas put forward by residents were a coffee shop and bakery, the coffee shop registering almost 100 letters of preference .(9) he chose a clock in preference to a watch(10) preference is given to those who make a donation(11) What happens if they put down a non-grammar school as their first preference , but also enter their child for the admissions test at our school?(12) Still, he's reluctant to draw any hard and fast lines between musical preference and student performance.(13) In doing so he demonstrates a clear preference of respectability above passion.(14) Waterbed preference during the coldest temperatures may be enhanced by the ability of water to hold and save heat.(15) I cannot see that this represents anything but a preference for barbarism.(16) a preference for long walks and tennis over jogging