How do you pronounce propensity?

propensity is pronounced as /prəˈpɛnsəti/.

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🎯propensity (pruh-pén-si-tee)

noun

/prəˈpɛnsəti/

propension (propension)

propeller proper

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Signification

a natural tendency or inclination to behave in a particular way

An inclination or natural tendency to behave in a particular way.

Traduction de la signification

une tendance naturelle ou une inclination à se comporter d'une manière particulière

une tendance naturelle ou une inclination a se comporter d'une maniere particuliere

Phrases d'exemple

She has a propensity to trust people too easily.

Elle a une propension à faire confiance aux gens trop facilement.

Elle a une propension a faire confiance aux gens trop facilement.

He has a propensity for taking risks in business.

Il a une propension à prendre des risques dans les affaires.

He has a propensity for taking risks.

Il a une propension à prendre des risques.

Il a une propension a prendre des risques.

Synonymes

inclination, tendency, predisposition, leaning, proclivity, Tendency, Inclination, Predisposition, disposition

Entrée 1

inclination, tendency, predisposition, leaning, proclivity

Entrée 2

Tendency, Inclination, Predisposition

Entrée 3

inclination, tendency, disposition

Antonymes

aversion, dislike, disinclination, Aversion, Dislike, Reluctance, reluctance

Entrée 1

aversion, dislike, disinclination

Entrée 2

Aversion, Dislike, Reluctance

Entrée 3

disinclination, aversion, reluctance

Collocations

propensity for, propensity to, natural propensity, strong propensity

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