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Significados de penchant em inglês

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A strong liking.

tendência

A likelihood of behaving in a particular way or going in a particular direction.

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Examples for "tendency"
Examples for "tendency"
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But political conditions have a tendency of changing unannounced-andcontrary to reason.
Wired
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This tendency to elevate profit above principle is not new in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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This is unfortunately a natural tendency and needs to be actively fought.
News.com.au
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That said; there's a slight tendency to go against the general trend.
The South African
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However, a greater squamous histological tendency was found in the older group.
Pubmed
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Overall, western governments have shown little inclination to follow the money, however.
The Guardian
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Prudence seemed in favour of acceptance; natural inclination was opposed to it.
The Life of the Venerable Mother Mary of the Incarnation
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In addition; there's a slight inclination to speak directly from the heart.
The South African
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In other words, we seem to have a natural inclination to learn.
Radio NZ
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So far it had displayed no inclination to narrow, or change direction.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
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That said; there's a propensity to underestimate a temporary or minor problem.
The South African
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That said; there's a propensity to not give certain developments enough thought.
The South African
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This allows for the propensity to generate a greater number of leads.
The South African
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The greater uncertainty about job prospects is reducing tenants' propensity to move.
Reuters
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A greedy algorithm approach was used to conduct the propensity score match.
Pubmed
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Diabetic nephropathy is a common, complex disease with a clear genetic predisposition.
Pubmed
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ACLR is a complex disease with multiple risk factors including genetic predisposition.
Pubmed
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That predisposition led me not to question things I should have questioned.
Fatal Voyage
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Genetic predisposition would appear to be a very important modifier of risk.
Pubmed
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However, some of these patients can transmit retinoblastoma predisposition to their offspring.
Pubmed
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The name Anti-Federalist lost its aptness after the inauguration of the Government.
The Boss and the Machine: A Chronicle of the Politicians and Par...
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And yet she seems to have a kind of quickness and aptness.
A Face Illumined
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Competence and aptness, or folly and heedlessness, make a world of difference.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 64, February, 1863 / A Maga...
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The aptness of the story was the success of the evening.
My Memories of Eighty Years
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The pub, with almost mythopoeic aptness, is named Half Way House.
The Irish Times
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The actor's proclivity for violence is not comprised solely of idle threats.
The Guardian
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That troublesome proclivity of wooing chance was uppermost again in Windham's mind.
Port O' Gold / A History-Romance of the San Francisco Argonauts
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It seems that nothing is safe from our proclivity for division and conflict.
The Irish Times
4
Is there no proclivity to which the hospitality sector cannot cater?
The Irish Times
5
It is the animal proclivity to look after one's own comfort.
Foundations of World Unity
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Meta's patient sorrow was the best remedy for proneness to such musings.
The Daisy Chain, or Aspirations
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These they hold, through their proneness to degenerate, to be all evil.
The Commonwealth of Oceana
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The associations between the SSS and alcohol use and deviance proneness were examined.
Pubmed
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Those natures that are sanguinary towards beasts discover a natural proneness to cruelty.
Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Volume 10
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What is done once and again, soon gives facility and proneness.
Self Help; with Illustrations of Conduct and Perseverance
Uso de penchant em inglês
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Future dealmakers underestimate that penchant for market meddling at their own risk.
Reuters
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This penchant, however laudable aesthetically, does not usually lead to distribution deals.
Reuters
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Smith's almost old-fashioned penchant for dribbling past defenders consistently caused Wolves problems.
The Guardian
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Mickelson's penchant for risk-taking has long established him as a great entertainer.
The Guardian
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However, thanks to Apple's penchant for visual flair, it looks totally unique.
Wired
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He seemed to have this incredible penchant for challenges and lost causes.
Kaleidoscope
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One thing that has survived is the penchant for projecting the future.
The new yorker
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I just hope she doesn't have her mother's penchant for suicide missions.
Coalition's End
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The culinary references are down to his penchant for the Food Network.
The Guardian
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She also has a penchant for multiple levels of reference and meaning.
The Irish Times
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Yes, but the Oberst and the others have a penchant for .
Carrion comfort
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Westmeath's penchant for self destruction finally proved fatal at Croke Park yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Nor can Glasgow's infamous penchant for alcohol and cigarettes explain the puzzle.
The Guardian
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Maybe it's our penchant for optimism that we end our summer prematurely.
The Irish Times
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Only his penchant for being tardy saved him from that tragic fate.
Reuters
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Amazing what hard times can do to a company's penchant for publicity.
The Irish Times
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