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