predilect

American  

[pred-l-ekt, pree-dl-] / ˌprɛd lˈɛkt, ˌpri dl- /

adjective

1. favored or preferred.

   Most topics on the forum revolve around moral values, and the predilect ones include helping those in need and love for family and friends.

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Etymology

Origin of predilect

First recorded in 1470–80; from Medieval Latin praedīlectus “beloved, preferred,” past participle of praedīligere “to prefer,” from prae- pre- + dīligere “to choose, like” ( see diligent)