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inclined

adjective as in having a preference

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But even if the band had been inclined to capitalise on their success, fate was conspiring against them.

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Like them, Yana was added to the register of those "inclined to extremism and destructive activity".

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Musicians are inclined to copy the hot song instead of sticking to the spirit in their soul.

But after 11 years of war with Russia and a history of poor peace deals, Ukrainians are not inclined to be too hopeful.

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On the campaign trail, Trump made various statements about the rioters, at times promising blanket pardons but occasionally indicating he might be inclined to keep some of them behind bars.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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