See Also: Inclination(medicine)
inclination(dictionary)
inclination(dictionary)
angle of inclination(medicine)
crown inclination(medicine)
enamel rod inclination(medicine)
inclination of pelvis(medicine)
condylar guidance inclination(medicine)
lateral condylar inclination(medicine)

inclination (oh)



[U and C] a feeling that makes you want to do something
::My natural inclination was to say no.
inclination to do sth
::Neither of my children showed the slightest inclination to follow me into journalism.
::Teachers simply do not have the time or the inclination to investigate these matters.
[U and C] a tendency to think or behave in a particular way
inclination to do sth
::an inclination to see everything in political terms
inclination to/towards
::She's troubled by her son's inclination toward atheism.
by inclination
::Bart was a romantic by inclination.
[C] a movement made down towards the ground
::She greeted Maggie with an inclination of the head.
[U and C] formal a slope or the angle at which something slopes