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inclined

adjective as in having a preference

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A lower-middle-class child of divorce, he earned a spot at 13 in the film program at the Orange County School of the Arts, a public charter school in Santa Ana for artistically inclined students.

Brown is sanguine about AI’s potential; he is not inclined to join the dystopian camp that regards it as an existential threat.

They are especially concerned about immigration, they are doubtful about many equalities policies, and they are more inclined to be sceptical about climate change.

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You have the SNP, Labour and the Scottish Greens all claiming to be the natural home for voters who are that way inclined.

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The Board of Education, under pressure from many constituencies, has been inclined to avoid cost-cutting and layoffs and has supported salary increases.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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