See Also: propense(dictionary)
propense (iou)
propense adjective. Now rare. E16.
[Latin propensus pa. pple of propendere PROPEND.]
Having an inclination or propensity, inclined, disposed; ready, willing. Foll. by to, to do. E16.
Well-disposed, favourable, partial, (to). M16-L18.
= PREPENSE adjective 1. M17-M18.
propensely adverb L17.
propenseness noun M16.
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