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Kevin has a penchant for exquisite decors.
Miles is penchant for apple pies.
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(Penchant means "a strong liking or affinity")
He has a penchant for fine clothes and expensive shoes.
This sugar-daddy's penchant for young girls is well-known.
Robin has a penchant for singing Elton John songs.
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a strong or habitual liking for something or tendency to do something.
"he has a penchant for adopting stray dogs"
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A penchant starting with "pr" could refer to a strong inclination or liking towards something, such as a particular hobby or activity. It often implies a tendency or preference for that specific interest.
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I wouldn't say I have a penchant for gossip, but I do love a really juicy scandal when it comes around.
Most cats have a penchant for playing with water, yet ironically, they hate getting wet.
Like most young people, she had a penchant for the nightlife, but most people grow out of that sort of thing in their thirties, while she's still going to Spring Break in Cancun.
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Forensic Files - 2000 Penchant for Poison was released on:
USA: 22 March 2006
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Her forward manner in attracting suitors.
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It is French originally, from the verb "pencher", to incline, to lean.
By extension to a person as a subject, it means a sentimental inclination, intermediate between a mere liking and a passion. A "fancy" is a good approximation.
For instance: To have a penchant for diamonds = To be fond of diamonds.
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There is no difference apart from the USA's penchant to change the spelling from re to er.
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A penchant for war, susceptibility to bribery, suppression of women, political instability.
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Garfield was born in Mama Leoni's Italian Restaurant and this is why he has a penchant for Italian cuisine .
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Rockford Files.
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Yes, according to sources within the film industry. He had a penchant for young men.
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He's an in-your-face smart-alec with a sharp tongue and a penchant for making things difficult for others.
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Synonyms: fondness, partiality, penchant, predilection, weakness, soft spot, love, fancy, taste
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It may have been "Paddington" featuring the character Paddington Bear who has a penchant for orange marmalade .
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Yes mice are real.
Yes. Mice are indeed real. They are real rodents, with little ears, teeth, whiskers and some think a penchant for Cheese!
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Daniel Radcliffe has a penchant for vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce. He is partial the finer boutique ice creams.
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Hayao Miyazaki has a penchant for using European cities , e.g. "Porco Rosso" utilized an Italian city on the Mediterranean as background .
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There is no medical name for cheese addiction. Cheese addiction is however jokingly referred to as Penchant de Fromage.
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Mr Flibble is a fictional character from the British TV show "Red Dwarf." He is a puppet operated by one of the show's main characters, and is known for his erratic behavior and penchant for violence.
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I'm not sure about the others, however I do know that Jordan Rudess has a Volvo Wagon. (He's a practical minded rockstar with a penchant for impeccable safety standards).
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Justice Wargrave deduces that the murderer is someone who thrives on manipulation and psychologically manipulating their victims. He also believes the murderer has a penchant for stagecraft and enjoys the dramatic aspect of their crimes.
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tendency, propensity, proclivity, leaning, predisposition, disposition, predilection, desire, wish, impulse, bent, bias; liking, affection, penchant, partiality, preference, appetite, fancy, interest, affinity;
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Robert of Loxley is better known as Robin Hood, a legendary figure in English folklore known for his archery skills and his penchant for robbing from the rich to give to the poor.
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Well, there are several shows that could fit that description...
X-Files has agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully
Eleventh Hour has agents Rachel Young and Felix Lee, and Science Advisor Jacob Hood
Millennium has FBI Profiler Frank Black
... there could be more, but those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head.
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Dumbledore.
Although Luke would resist turning to the Gay Side, Dumbledore's twinkling eyes and penchant for sweet lemony candy would inevitably conquer the lonely single Jedi.
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A costume that would emulate The Cure would be best made at home with your own materials. Include dark clothing, dark eye makeup, and a penchant for misery and you will look like Robert Smith in no time.
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Nothing really. They are faerie folk who prefer solitude. They are generally affable but have a penchant for mischief and, if roused to it, can be quite cunning. It is said you can hold one indefinitely in your gaze, but if you blink or look away they disappear.
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In The Great Gatsby, Tom Buchanan's hobbies include playing polo, hunting, and engaging in extramarital affairs. These activities reflect his privileged background and his penchant for indulging in excess and thrill-seeking behavior.
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The word tendency, meaning an inclination to think or do in a different way, has many synonyms. Some synonyms include: bias, disposition, predilection, penchant, susceptibility and temperament.
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The reason for this depends on your beliefs.
If you believe in the Religious View, then the different names for God were as a result of the writer wanting to stress different and contrasting attributes of God, such as His penchant for justice with one name and His penchant for mercy with a different name.
If you believe in the Secular View, the different names for God exist because the concept of a single united God came much later than most of the sections of the Bible were written, so the names of those different gods were homogenized into one character.
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A human can 'go crazy' anywhere on earth, including in Antarctica. However, intense medical and psychological screening would limit the number of humans with any kind of penchant to 'go crazy' from being hired to work there.
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No Billie Holiday did not and never had cancer when she was alive. She died Because she was on drugs.
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The character in "The Old Woman of the Candle" is described as mysterious and reclusive, with a penchant for candles and a haunted look in her eyes. She is said to possess supernatural abilities and is rumored to have a tragic past that haunts her.
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