1. preferring - Noun
2. preferring - Verb
Derived from prefer
of Prefer
Source: Webster's dictionaryA 2014 survey found that 48% of Canadians would prefer to watch the Grey Cup over the Super Bowl if they could only watch one or the other, with 52% preferring the Super Bowl. Source: Internet
According to Ducoudray Holstein, Bolívar behaved essentially as an opportunist preferring intrigues and secret manipulation to an open fight. Source: Internet
Adams withdrew and endorsed Davis, preferring him over Morton, and Davis was chosen by the legislature in January 1834. Source: Internet
After 16 years of study as a novice monk, in 1702 in his 20th year he rejected full ordination and gave up his monk's robes and monastic life, preferring the lifestyle of a layman. Source: Internet
After a certain period of time, the baby hake then migrate to the bottom of the sea, preferring depths of less than convert. Source: Internet
A spot check by the Nation found that most churches had fewer than 100 congregants, with many worshippers preferring to follow the televised sessions by their respective churches. Source: Internet