Definition Conjugation
Definition of propend - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
inclinationDated have a natural tendency towards somethingDated
- She propends to help others in need.
- He tends to propend towards creative solutions.
- They propend to choose eco-friendly products.
Origin of propend
Latin, propendere (to incline)
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- French:avoir tendance à, ...
- German:neigen, ...
- Italian:tendere, ...
- Spanish:tender, ...
- Portuguese:tender, ...
- Chinese:倾向, ...
- Japanese:傾向がある, ...
- Arabic:مال إلى, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְטוֹת, ...
- Russian:склоняться, ...
- Ukrainian:схилятися, ...
- Hindi:झुकना, ...
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