Sample Sentences forproclivity (editor-reviewed)
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She has a proclivity for exaggeration.proclivity = tendency
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Her natural proclivity is to spend rather than to save.proclivity = inclination
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I had no proclivity for football whatsoever. (source)proclivity = inclination (to be interested in or to do well at)
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As it turned out, however, the jury left for the night with an even lower opinion of Seth Hubbard and his proclivities. (source)proclivities = tendencies
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Its people were forced into the role of teenagers hiding their vices and proclivities from a shadowy army of parents. (source)proclivities = preferences
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And Luma's proclivities wore off on her impressionable young players as well, in sometimes unexpected ways. (source)proclivities = tendencies
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Likewise it roused his latent sentimental proclivities. (source)proclivities = tendencies
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His reign was being continued now in the person of his son, Baby Doc—a little less crafty than his father but with the same proclivity for murdering political enemies and for stealing and misappropriating foreign aid. (source)proclivity = tendency
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"And how splendid his chariot!" replies a neighbor, of the same proclivities. (source)proclivities = preferences
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In addition there is apparently an active proclivity for catarrh in the upper respiratory system. (source)proclivity = tendency
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But Mary and Bill wanted mountain-climbing, and had already yawned their way in Dallas's wake through the English cathedrals; and May, always fair to her children, had insisted on holding the balance evenly between their athletic and artistic proclivities. (source)proclivities = preferences
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But with the self-combating proclivity of the supersensitive, an answer thereto arose in Clare's own mind, and he almost feared it. (source)proclivity = tendency
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He carried himself with the same self-important air, took his new state with easy familiarity, and rejoiced in Carrie's proclivities and successes. (source)proclivities = tendencies
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The ship's priest comes to mind, but he is a rheumyeyed man with a proclivity for drink. (source)proclivity = tendency
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He mapped out Luigi's character and disposition, his tastes, aversions, proclivities, ambitions, and eccentricities in a way which sometimes made Luigi wince and the others laugh, but both twins declared that the chart was artistically drawn and was correct. (source)proclivities = tendencies
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Whether through careful consideration spawned by books and spirited debate over coffee at two in the morning, or simply from a natural proclivity, we must all eventually adopt a fundamental framework, some reasonably coherent system of causes and effects that will help us make sense not simply of momentous events, but of all the little actions and interactions that constitute our daily lives—be they deliberate or spontaneous, inevitable or unforeseen.† (source)
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