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inclined

adjective as in having a preference

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Pound was a notorious antisemite—long inclined that way, he was getting worse by the time of “Make It New.”

But this could be self-selecting: Clients who want to invest more aggressively may simply seek out advisers who are similarly inclined.

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People are already inclined to save rather than spend and this only increases when there are perceptions of tough times ahead.

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If homeowners with low rates can assume another 3% loan when they buy a new house, they may be more inclined to list their house and buy another, which frees up inventory.

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Yet this moment seems a bit different — as though markets might be more fragile, and investors could be less inclined to simply stomp on the gas pedal at the first sign of any pullback.

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

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