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predisposition in Russian

predisposition in Russian is предрасполо́женность, скло́нность — predisposition means a natural tendency or higher likelihood toward a certain behavior, trait, or condition.

predisposition in Russian

предрасполо́женность
noun
Pronounced: predraspolozhennost
The state of being predisposed or susceptible to something, especially to a behavior or a health condition.
скло́нность
noun
Pronounced: sklonnost
The state of being predisposed or susceptible to something, especially to a behavior or a health condition.

What does "predisposition" mean?

  1. noun A natural tendency or higher likelihood toward a certain behavior, trait, or condition.
    "The test looks for a genetic predisposition to certain heart conditions."
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predisposition in a sentence

  • The test looks for a genetic predisposition to certain heart conditions.

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What is "predisposition" in Russian?

"predisposition" in Russian is предрасполо́женность, скло́нность. predisposition means: A natural tendency or higher likelihood toward a certain behavior, trait, or condition.

How do you pronounce предрасполо́женность?

"predisposition" in Russian is предрасполо́женность, pronounced "predraspolozhennost".

How do you use "predisposition" in a sentence?

Example: "The test looks for a genetic predisposition to certain heart conditions." In Russian, "predisposition" is предрасполо́женность, скло́нность.

Are there other ways to say "predisposition" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "predisposition": предрасполо́женность, скло́нность.

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