proclivity (Meaning)
proclivity (n)
a natural inclination
Synonyms & Antonyms of proclivity
Synonyms:
- bent
- affection
- addiction
- genius
- partiality
- bias
- penchant
- propensity
- knack
- preference
- leaning
- predilection
- disposition
- predisposition
- talent
- impulse
Antonyms:
proclivity Sentence Examples
- She has a proclivity for adventure, always seeking out new and exciting experiences.
- His proclivity for procrastination often leads to missed deadlines.
- The artist's proclivity for bold colors and abstract shapes is evident in her paintings.
- Despite his academic success, he has a proclivity for getting into trouble with authority figures.
- Her proclivity for organization makes her an excellent project manager.
- The detective noticed a proclivity for secrecy in the suspect's behavior.
- There is a genetic proclivity for certain medical conditions that runs in his family.
- The politician's proclivity for controversial statements often lands him in hot water.
- His proclivity for overeating has led to struggles with weight management.
- The writer's proclivity for storytelling shines through in her vivid and imaginative narratives.
FAQs About the word proclivity
a natural inclination
aptitude,tendency, devices, inclination, affinity, bent, affection, addiction, genius, partiality
disfavor, objectivity, disinclination, detachment, allergy, disfavor, neutrality, dislike, distaste, dislike
She has a proclivity for adventure, always seeking out new and exciting experiences.
His proclivity for procrastination often leads to missed deadlines.
The artist's proclivity for bold colors and abstract shapes is evident in her paintings.
Despite his academic success, he has a proclivity for getting into trouble with authority figures.
