She had a proclivity for telling tall tales to entertain her friends.

She has a proclivity for singing in the shower every morning.

She had a proclivity for adventure, always seeking out new challenges and experiences.

The root word of proclivity is "clivus," which means "slope" or "incline" in Latin.

Depends on the gender and proclivity of the stripper.

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A proclivity is a tendency, or an inclination towards a certain activity or thing. Although the above is the dictionary definition, modern usage is somewhat pejorative - there is an innuendo that the inclination is towards something illegal or at the least disapproved of.

An inclination to become a martyr. An inclination to become a martyr.

The likely word sought is "lesbian" (gay woman); the sexual proclivity is lesbianism.

his proclivity for things seen but not examined.

The word could be inclination or proclivity.

Given Daniel's proclivity for keeping his romances private, even his dad may not know.

"Curiosity and stubbornness are natural tendencies that have aided me in finding many things. What I have found, though, is that such proclivities also have their drawbacks."

"In the hunt for salamanders, one must understand their proclivities for damp and dark places."

"Laziness, lack of gratitude, and a quick temper are just a few of the proclivities that I abhor in . . . well anyone."

I have never heard of this proclivity myself, but I suppose it is not beyond the bounds of possibility that there may be some men who may like doing this,

Albert Einstein is known as one of the smartest men in all of history. Einstein himself attributed his intellect to his use of imagination and his proclivity for constantly asking questions about the world around him.

tendency, propensity, proclivity, leaning, predisposition, disposition, predilection, desire, wish, impulse, bent, bias; liking, affection, penchant, partiality, preference, appetite, fancy, interest, affinity;

Yes. It is the proclivity of most males to want to maximize their genetic success, so unlimited females is a normal inclination.

The guru of Hindustan always negated the attributes that led to such dubious misgivings.

Given that the Mesopotamian civilization is long gone, one cannot survey the locals; but given the proximity of local rivers, and the abundance of archeological evidence pointing to their proclivity for agriculture, FARMING is a good choice. :)

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.

The word "proclivities" is the plural form of a noun meaning a natural predisposition or general tendency to do a particular thing. An example of a sentence using the word "proclivities" is "Leonardo Da Vinci exhibited scientific and artistic proclivities throughout his life. "

Yes, though not particularly the Sun sign. If it is related to other factors in a natal chart representing partnership and relationships, a strong Sagittarius influence may indicate a proclivity for romantic relationships with foreign people.

That would depend on the company policy. Having a DUI and letting you operate their equipment would cost them more in insurance payments. They can say no if the person is required to drive a company vehicle and they could also so that there is a proclivity for accidents with machinery and electricity.

Gemini as a Sun sign is not particularly known for its romanticism. Romance to the Mercury influenced person is a meeting of minds and a sharing of ideas.However when other planets such as Mercury or Venus are placed here there can be a proclivity for romantic poetry, a way with saying things in a romantic manner or an inclination for writing love letters.

Amplification in psychology refers to a person's proclivity to increase complaints regarding physical ailments based on psychological factors. For example a person who is depressed may "feel" stomach hunger pangs more acutely while the pangs themselves are no more or less physically different that before.

Eastwood still wears a Bulova self-winding diver (to 666ft.) with a golden-colored face and a metal band. It has a date window and I think it is a Swiss Bulova, despite his proclivity to buy American, but Bulova is an American company.

It isn't especially important to Buddhism. Marriage is seen as a frequent social construct which (depending on the actions of the partners) may significantly reduce the frequency of sexual proclivity.

Men isolated in remote locations without women, alcohol or other creative chemicals will revert to a higher state of existence and find classier means of entertaining themselves: such as story telling and dancing. Lumber-jacks, sailors, soldiers, monks, marooned people, have all demonstrated this proclivity.

The word petrous refers to the hard temporal bone in anatomy. But its second definition is "like stone, especially in hardness; stony; rocky".

The criminal's hard, emotionless face had a petrous quality.

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An ivory tower is a state of privileged seclusion or separation from the facts and practicalities of the real world. This relates to the Piscean tendency toward escapism, particularly if life does not go their way and their proclivity for self-delusion. Both are manners of removing oneself from reality and constructing one more favorable to oneself, albeit imaginary

The term propensity means the same as bias, disposition, learning, penchant, predilection, tendency, susceptibility, proclivity, and predisposition. Some antonyms for the word propensity include disinclination, dislike, hate, hatred, incompetence, antipathy, inability, impotence, inadequacy, and weakness.

For most of the Holy Roman Empire's history, the Habsburg dynasty (sometimes also spelled "Hapsburg") ruled it. The Habsburgs also ruled Austria until 1918, and due to their proclivity for having numerous children and marrying other families, they variously ruled other countries such as Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Mexico and other parts of Germany.

"Logical appeal" is open to a diversity of meanings; however, common equivalents are "rationally-based attraction" or "proclivity based on intellectual criteria". Thus, its use in a sentence may be demonstrated by the following: "Emotionally, she had a hard time accepting his advice, despite praising it for its logical appeal."

Yet we may despise or cannot the discern the beauty in some creatures does not make them inferior in the purpose. Cockroaches and rats are very important. Their presence and their proclivity to carry away waste or even disease ridden objects or potential hazards. They serve as bases of our experiments and the list continues on and on. Just because they are seemingly meaningless and repulsive does not make them flawed. PS i got this answer from http://www.yahooanswers.com

Biology is one thing; biomedical science is another. Biomedical science is a scientific field that includes lots of math, chemistry and physics, which is not everyone's cup of tea. Individuals with advanced degrees go on high paying jobs in research and development in the field, including pharmaceuticals. Those who pursue these areas of study have a proclivity to math and science. The individuals are not competitive per se; the field is.

Allison must date a lot of men. The Wife of Bath is a character from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales who was the rather proud wife of five men throughout her lifetime, only one of which she married for true love.

Engineering is a great field with abundant opportunity for great paying positions. The requirements vary from one school to another and depend on what kind of program you're looking for. High school students would want to be in the top ten percent of the class and have competitive ACT/SAT scores. Applicants to grad school must show a proclivity to the field and demonstrate the academic ability to manage the coursework.

If it's for some form of history essay:

One-sided;

Prejudice (for or against a point of view);

Predisposition;

Propensity - then describing the point of view it leans towards

No. Tchaikovsky is better.

It depends on the person. I like Dvorak better because he had a proclivity for oboe and English horn solos (both of which I play). I don't dislike Tchaikovsky, just like Dvorak a lot more.

Ethnocentrismis judging another culture solely by the values and standards of one's own culture. The ethnocentric individual will judge other groups relative to his or her own particular ethnic group or culture, especially with concern to language, behavior, customs, and religion. These ethnic distinctions and subdivisions serve to define each ethnicity's unique cultural identity.Ethnocentrism may be overt or subtle, and while it is considered a natural proclivity of human psychology, it has developed a generally negative connotation

Social harassment can cause the victim depression and possibly lead to suicide or a violent outbreak.

Social harassment is inherently dangerous, as it can either backfire on the fool doing it if enough people grow a spine, or it can psychologically damage the victim. Humans are social creatures, and using that on a fellow human is inadvisable. Also, the victims of social harassment tend to be smart, and have a proclivity to be in positions of authority later on. That's assuming that they don't self-terminate or go on a roaring rampage of revenge, as stated above.

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lesson 5: bas-relief, debase, declivity, proclivity, leaven, legerdemain, leverage, levitate, levity, penchant. ponderous, imponderable, preponderant, echelon, transcendent

lesson 6: incumbent, recumbent, succumb, hypochondria, hypothesis, cataclysm, catapult, subjective, sublimate, suborn, subterfuge, verisimilitude, verity, aver