prone (Meaning)

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prone (s)

having a tendency (to); often used in combination

lying face downward

No weak antonyms found.

The injured athlete lay prone on the field, awaiting medical attention.
Some people find it more comfortable to sleep prone, while others prefer to sleep on their backs or sides.
Being prone to sunburn, she always made sure to apply sunscreen before going outside.
His reckless behavior made him prone to accidents and injuries.
The company's financial instability left it prone to takeover bids from larger corporations.
Individuals with weakened immune systems are more prone to infections.
Certain breeds of dogs are prone to specific health issues due to genetic predispositions.
The unstable political situation left the region prone to civil unrest and violence.
Adolescents are often prone to mood swings due to hormonal changes during puberty.
Poor posture can make individuals prone to back pain and muscle strain.

having a tendency (to); often used in combination, lying face downward

inclined, preferring, liable,willing, choosing, tending, apt, disposed, minded, likely

averse,unwilling, loath, averse, loth, loath, loth, unwilling,indisposed, loathe

The injured athlete lay prone on the field, awaiting medical attention.

Some people find it more comfortable to sleep prone, while others prefer to sleep on their backs or sides.

Being prone to sunburn, she always made sure to apply sunscreen before going outside.

His reckless behavior made him prone to accidents and injuries.