propensity in Latin
propensity in Latin is prōpensiō — propensity means a natural tendency or inclination to behave or think in a particular way.
propensity in Latin
prōpensiō
An inclination, disposition, tendency, preference, or attraction.
What does "propensity" mean?
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noun A natural tendency or inclination to behave or think in a particular way.
"He has a propensity for exaggeration when telling stories."
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propensity in a sentence
- He has a propensity for exaggeration when telling stories.
- The dog showed a propensity for chewing shoes as a puppy.
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What is "propensity" in Latin?
"propensity" in Latin is prōpensiō. propensity means: A natural tendency or inclination to behave or think in a particular way.
How do you use "propensity" in a sentence?
Example: "He has a propensity for exaggeration when telling stories." In Latin, "propensity" is prōpensiō.
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