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Meanings of natural inclination in English
Usage of natural inclination in English
1
Prudence seemed in favour of acceptance; natural inclination was opposed to it.
2
In other words, we seem to have a natural inclination to learn.
3
Few knew it, but I had some natural inclination toward the task.
4
Children, who love to play make-believe, have a natural inclination toward theatre.
5
Suppression refers to the subjugation of our natural inclination towards earthly objects.
6
Selwyn by heritage and training and natural inclination is conventional and conservative.
7
Still, even in those early days his natural inclination manifested itself.
8
I know you have never had a natural inclination toward meditation.
9
His natural inclination for the blatant was firmly checked by her.
10
If so, you probably have a natural inclination for the next essential aptitude-Empathy
11
It is, indeed, the natural inclination of quick energies springing from warm emotions.
12
Has a strange natural inclination to all ill intents and purposes.
13
Looking on the bright side of life has always been his natural inclination.
14
Her natural inclination to forbidden practices was too powerful to withstand.
15
He has evidently no natural inclination toward her-perhapsnot toward marriage at all.
16
You know my natural inclination is toward a quiet, scholarly pastorate.
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Translations for natural inclination
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Natural inclination through the time
Natural inclination across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common