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inclination
noun as in tendency, bent
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“This town has been very good to me for many, many years, so I have an inclination not to abandon it, to cling to the community that has been so rewarding for me.”
“It’s only when the president has put pressure on Putin,” Starmer added, “that he’s actually shown any inclination to move.”
My inclination is to do the fundamentals — it’s a character comedy.
This inclination appears to be especially true for conservatives, because a fear of death triggers worries about a changing world, and a lack of control.
When it comes to Russia, India has shown little inclination to bend to US pressure.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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