inclined in Spanish
inclined in Spanish is propenso, proclive — inclined means tilted at an angle; sloped.
inclined in Spanish
propenso
Having a tendency, preference, likelihood, or disposition.
proclive
Having a tendency, preference, likelihood, or disposition.
What does "inclined" mean?
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adjective Tilted at an angle; sloped.
"The path was steeply inclined, so we stopped often to rest."
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adjective Having a tendency, preference, or leaning toward something.
"I'm inclined to stay at home tonight because the weather looks awful."
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inclined in a sentence
- The path was steeply inclined, so we stopped often to rest.
- An inclined plane makes it easier to lift heavy boxes onto the truck.
- I'm inclined to stay at home tonight because the weather looks awful.
- Are you inclined to accept the job offer, or do you want more time?
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What is "inclined" in Spanish?
"inclined" in Spanish is propenso, proclive. inclined means: Tilted at an angle; sloped.
How do you use "inclined" in a sentence?
Example: "The path was steeply inclined, so we stopped often to rest." In Spanish, "inclined" is propenso, proclive.
Are there other ways to say "inclined" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "inclined": propenso, proclive.
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