Definition
Definition of tendential - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
trendRare relating to a tendency or trendRare
- The tendential increase in temperature is concerning.
- The tendential shift in consumer behavior is evident.
- Analysts noted a tendential decline in sales this quarter.
Origin of tendential
Latin, tendere (to stretch) + -ial (related to)
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- French:tendanciel, ...
- German:tendenziell, ...
- Italian:tendenziale, ...
- Spanish:tendencial, ...
- Portuguese:tendencial, ...
- Chinese:倾向性的, ...
- Japanese:傾向的な, ...
- Arabic:اتجاهي, ...
- Hebrew:מְגַמָּתִי, ...
- Russian:тенденциальный, ...
- Ukrainian:тенденційний, ...
- Hindi:रुझानात्मक, ...
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