How do you pronounce proclivity?

proclivity is pronounced as /prəˈklɪvɪti/.

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proclivity

🎯proclivity (proclivity)

noun

/prəˈklɪvɪti/

inclinación (inclinacion)

Proclamation procrastinate

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Meaning

a natural tendency or inclination to do something, especially something bad

A tendency to choose or do something regularly; an inclination or predisposition toward a particular thing.

A natural tendency or inclination toward a particular behavior.

Traducción del significado

una tendencia natural o inclinación a hacer algo, especialmente algo malo

una tendencia natural o inclinacion a hacer algo, especialmente algo malo

Oraciones de ejemplo

He has a proclivity for taking unnecessary risks.

Él tiene una inclinación por tomar riesgos innecesarios.

El tiene una inclinacion por tomar riesgos innecesarios.

She has a proclivity for learning new languages.

Ella tiene una propensión por aprender nuevos idiomas.

Ella tiene una propension por aprender nuevos idiomas.

He has a proclivity for taking risks in business.

Él tiene una propensión a tomar riesgos en los negocios.

El tiene una propension a tomar riesgos en los negocios.

Synonyms

inclination, tendency, predisposition, propensity, leaning, Tendency, Inclination, Predisposition

Entrada 1

inclination, tendency, predisposition, propensity, leaning

Entrada 2

inclination, tendency, predisposition

Entrada 3

Tendency, Inclination, Predisposition

Antonyms

aversion, dislike, reluctance, Aversion, Dislike, Reluctance

Entrada 1

aversion, dislike

Entrada 2

aversion, dislike, reluctance

Entrada 3

Aversion, Dislike, Reluctance

Colocaciones

proclivity for, natural proclivity, proclivity toward, strong proclivity

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