inclined in Latin
inclined in Latin is prōpensus — inclined means tilted at an angle; sloped.
inclined in Latin
prōpensus
Having a tendency, preference, likelihood, or disposition.
What does "inclined" mean?
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adjective Tilted at an angle; sloped.
"The ramp is inclined at about ten degrees."
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adjective Having a tendency, preference, or leaning toward something.
"She's inclined to trust people until they give her a reason not to."
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inclined in a sentence
- The ramp is inclined at about ten degrees.
- She's inclined to trust people until they give her a reason not to.
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What is "inclined" in Latin?
"inclined" in Latin is prōpensus. inclined means: Tilted at an angle; sloped.
How do you use "inclined" in a sentence?
Example: "The ramp is inclined at about ten degrees." In Latin, "inclined" is prōpensus.
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