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Meanings of own inclination in English
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Usage of own inclination in English
1
You have served me faithfully, against your own inclination, all these years.
2
In such matters common sense and one's own inclination are the best guides.
3
That leaves you without any string to your bow but your own inclination.
4
Thus pressed on all sides, though decidedly against her own inclination, Muriel went.
5
Mrs. Montague's long stay, against her own inclination, is very convenient.
6
It had unwittingly achieved unity for China, despite itself and against its own inclination.
7
The departure of the Quinsan force left him free to follow his own inclination.
8
No; if I were to follow my own inclination, I should be a soldier.
9
Her own inclination was still in favour of a great colonial or foreign appointment.
10
In a short time, every man was following the bent of his own inclination.
11
I must leave it to you; consult your own inclination.'
12
Her own inclination was to shout it from the house-tops.
13
Perhaps his own inclination leads him to select this destination rather than any other.
14
Consult only your own inclination, for there is really no other principle of choice.
15
She is being prudent against her own inclination, old chap.
16
He will not, if he may follow his own inclination, venture anywhere after nightfall.
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Own inclination through the time
Own inclination across language varieties
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