favorably
adv. manner B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈfeɪvɝəbɫi// fa·vor·ably
adv. in a way that shows you like or approve of something. You use this when someone gives a positive answer or has a good opinion of a person or idea.
adv. in a manner indicating approval, support, or a positive outcome. Often modifies verbs of perception or decision-making.
The manager looked favorably on my request for a holiday.
The committee reviewed the proposal favorably and decided to grant the necessary funding for the project.
While the initial reception was lukewarm, critics began to view the film more favorably after several high-profile directors praised its innovative cinematography.
From favorable + -ly.
Usage
Typically follows the verb it modifies or the direct object.