propension
pʁɔpɑ̃sjɔ̃
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Definition of propension - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
inclinationtendance naturelle qui pousse quelqu'un vers une action ou un comportement
- Il a une propension à exagérer quand il raconte ses aventures.
- Sa propension à aider les autres est remarquable.
- Nous avons remarqué une propension à l’optimisme chez elle.
Expressions with propension
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tendance naturelle qui pousse quelqu'un vers certains comportements
Sa propension à rire fait de lui une personne très appréciée.
Origin of propension
latin, propensus (penchant)
Terms with propension included in their meaning
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colère
propension à se mettre en colère ou à réagir de manière impulsive
propension
qui a tendance naturellement à faire quelque chose
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- English:inclination, ...
- German:Neigung, ...
- Italian:propensione, ...
- Spanish:propensión, ...
- Portuguese:propensão, ...
- Chinese:倾向, ...
- Japanese:傾向, ...
- Arabic:ميل, ...
- Hebrew:נְטִיָּה, ...
- Russian:склонность, ...
- Ukrainian:схильність, ...
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