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Definition of predilection - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
inclinationstrong liking or preference for something
- She has a predilection for classical music.
- His predilection for spicy food surprised the chef.
- A predilection for late nights affected her work schedule.
Origin of predilection
Latin, prae (before) + diligere (to choose)
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preference
having a predilection for something
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- French:prédilection, ...
- German:Vorliebe, ...
- Italian:predilezione, ...
- Spanish:predilección, ...
- Portuguese:predileção, ...
- Chinese:偏好, ...
- Japanese:偏愛, ...
- Arabic:ميل, ...
- Hebrew:נְטִיָּה, ...
- Russian:предрасположенность, ...
- Ukrainian:схильність, ...
- Hindi:झुकाव, ...
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