Uk English Meaning of inclinations
inclinations
Other Uk English words related to inclinations
- affinities
- tendencies
- affections
- talents
- Pulses
- Biases
- Bones
- devices
- genies
- Addictions
- appetites
- bent
- dispositions
- gifts
- knack
- leanings
- biases
- Inclinations
- predilections
- predispositions
- preferences
- prejudices
- proclivities
- propensities
- talents
- customs
- eccentricities
- faculties
- fancies
- geniuses
- idiosyncrasies
- peculiarities
- Singularities
- conventions
- endowments
- favours
- flares
- Habits
- habits
- likes
- Likings
- partisanship
- patterns
- Practices
- practises
- Quirks
- routines
- specialities
- specialities
- tastes
- turns
Nearest Words of inclinations
Definitions and Meaning of inclinations in English
inclinations
the degree of such deviation, a departure from the true vertical or horizontal, a tilting of something, the angle determined by two lines or planes, a quality which leads to some state or action, the angle made by a line with the x-axis measured counterclockwise from the positive direction of that axis, liking, natural disposition, an act or the action of bending or tilting, the amount of such departure, a feeling of liking or of wanting to do something, an inclined surface, the deviation of the long axis of a tooth or of the slope of a cusp from the vertical, an act or the action of bending or inclining, a deviation from the true vertical or horizontal, bow, nod, a particular disposition of mind or character, a tendency to a particular aspect, state, character, or action
FAQs About the word inclinations
inclinations
the degree of such deviation, a departure from the true vertical or horizontal, a tilting of something, the angle determined by two lines or planes, a quality w
affinities,tendencies,affections,talents,Pulses,Biases,Bones,devices,genies,Addictions
allergies,aversions,detachments,disfavours,disinclination,dislikes,distaste,indifferences,apathy,impartialities
incitements => incitements, incitations => incitements, incisions => incisions, incises => carves, incipiently => incipiently,
