inclined (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈklaɪnd/

Definition

Having a tendency or disposition to do something.

Examples

• He was inclined to be pessimistic about the future.

• She is inclined to agree with your assessment.

• They were not inclined to take risks.

How to Use inclined

inclined to do something (prepositional phrase)

Having a tendency or disposition to perform an action. — "He is inclined to overreact to small problems."

inclined to agree/believe/think (collocation)

Having a tendency to have a specific opinion or belief. — "I'm inclined to agree with your point of view."

inclined to (prepositional phrase)

Leaning or tilted at an angle. — "The walkway was inclined at a gentle slope."

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