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Meanings of inclined in English
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inclinado Usage of inclined in English
1
More than ever, the general public is inclined to believe self-reporting victims.
2
Unfortunately the Minister didn't seem inclined to leave the room anytime soon.
3
Colors: Orange; Pale Mauve; New Yellow leather; Reddish Grey, inclined to mauve.
4
In fact, I'm inclined to agree, from what I've seen and heard.
5
However, the prime minister herself was not inclined towards a plant-based diet.
6
I'm not inclined to bring in the police or any government authority.
7
I waited for a moment, but he didn't seem inclined to continue.
8
Singles may feel more inclined to enjoy quality time with close friends!
9
And I heard your accusation yesterday and was inclined to believe it.
10
The robot's barrellike body inclined forward as he examined the limp form.
11
The Fellows in general were not inclined to carry their resistance further.
12
I am inclined to believe that Mrs Carpenter was the guilty party.
13
Note the caps for emphasis in case readers were inclined to disbelieve.
14
The tube and nail should be inclined as shown in the sketch.
15
Mrs. Garstin leaned to the linen-drapery; Garstin inclined to the free library.
16
Obi-Wan was inclined to agree, but knew better than to say so.
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Inclined across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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