Prepositions - Prepositions of Attribution and Preference

used to indicate the anticipated or typical behavior, qualities, or outcomes associated with a particular entity

used to indicate a typical characteristic or quality of someone or something

not typical of; not characteristic of

used to describe the role, position, or function that a person or thing has

used to indicate an attribution or skill possessed by someone

used to attribute a quality, characteristic, or manner to someone or something

used to express a preference or choice in favor of one option over another

in a position that is next in order or importance

in a position of greater importance or priority relative to something else

used to indicate a preference or choice in favor of something

causing a negative consequence or cost to someone or something in order to benefit another

in accordance with one's desire or liking