Meaning

1 senses

  1. (archaic)Propensity.

Translations

1 languages

Origin

From French propension, and its source, Latin prōpēnsiō, from the participle stem of prōpe

From French propension, and its source, Latin prōpēnsiō, from the participle stem of prōpendeō.

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Forms

plural: propensions
Singularpropension
Pluralpropensions

regular

Synonyms

23 synonyms
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See also

neighbours in the dictionary
propagationpropanepropelpropellantpropensityproperA2
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