• Synonyms: inclined(p)
  Meaning: (often followed by `to') having a preference, disposition, or tendency; "wasn't inclined to believe the excuse"; "inclined to be moody"

• Mabel herself was inclined to these clauses.
• Jurgen, Prince Trevannion was inclined to agree.
• "I'm sometimes inclined to think, that whatever is, is wrong."
• "I know I'm too much inclined that, way" agreed Anne ruefully.
• I was inclined to take the same view of the matter that Bob did.
• We might shake them off, perhaps, but none of us was so inclined.
• Henry was lank and soporific, and not inclined to rush his business.
• His hair was black and bushy and seemed inclined to curl at the ends.
• I am inclined to think--well, the moment she leaves the city let me know.
• He was inclined to think Miss Daisy Miller was a flirt--a pretty American flirt.

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