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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