Proclivities Meaning in English
word · lemma: proclivity
释义
A natural tendency or habit to do something, usually something bad or unusual. Often used to describe someone's characteristic behaviors or preferences.
用法与细微差别
Generally formal or academic. Most commonly used in plural form ('proclivities'), especially when talking about habits that are frowned upon or different from the norm. Synonyms include 'tendencies' and 'inclinations', but 'proclivities' often implies something unusual or negative.
例句
He has proclivities toward gambling.
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Her artistic proclivities are obvious from her paintings.
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Some people have proclivities for spicy food.
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His weird proclivities made him interesting but sometimes hard to understand.
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Despite his proclivities for sweets, he tries to eat healthy.
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The interview revealed some uncomfortable proclivities in the politician’s past.
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