1. to show excessive preference or special treatment toward someone or something
Usage: third-person singular present tense of 'overfavor'

Examples

• The coach overfavors the starting players and rarely gives substitutes a chance to play.
• Parents who overfavor one child over another can create resentment among siblings.
• The teacher overfavors students from wealthy families, which is unfair to others.
• The company overfavors senior employees when assigning desirable projects.
• Critics argue that the system overfavors large corporations at the expense of small businesses.