Examples of 'prefers' in a sentence
Meaning of "prefers"
prefer (verb) - to like (one thing or person) better than another or others; tend to choose
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of prefer
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He still prefers this man to wrestle with.
André was telling me how he prefers to remain single.
He prefers to let his weapons do the talking.
The problem is she prefers to punch demons.
He prefers waiting in line to use the toilet.
But the beaver prefers family life.
He prefers the dark side of the moon.
But the doctor prefers this one.
So he prefers you to keep that image of him.
The public opinion prefers the stability.
She prefers to do her unclassified research in here.
Some things a man prefers to do on his own.
One prefers not to make such an assertion.
Ask him why he prefers humping whores.
Prefers variety in both tasks and relationships.
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This patient prefers the supine position.
Prefers solitude to the company of most people.
But a grown up human prefers separativity to unity.
She prefers the metaphorical kind anyway.
Lyekka says she prefers human prey.
She prefers her meat lightly fried.
My understanding was that he prefers marriage over infidelity.
He prefers not to take any life in vain.
Nowadays she prefers her own room.
Prefers to let his jumping do the talking.
But everyone prefers our company now.
He prefers acting with other countries to going it alone.
She said she prefers her whistle.
She prefers azaleas to all other flowers.
It seems that it prefers muddy sea bottom.
She prefers baths rather than showers.
There are times when she prefers to be alone.
Our agency prefers to place younger people.
These are the areas that it prefers to live in.
Laura here prefers a little more light.
Komarov will reply that he prefers bourbon.
This region prefers a legally binding instrument.
His is thirsty and he prefers cold water.
She just prefers being around masculine energy.
I love to run but she prefers dancing.
I think she prefers science to public relations.
We shall see whom the law prefers.
The lady prefers the white wine.
A diamond at home and he prefers ice cubes.
And prefers the life of this world.
Do not go for a man who prefers men.
He prefers to drink his coffee without sugar.
It may be that he just prefers the chair.
He prefers to run the practice solely on donations.
He is rather impulsive and prefers to work alone.
