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Inclined (Adjective)

At an angle to the horizontal or vertical position; "an inclined plane".

All adjective clusters.

The roof was inclined at a steep angle to allow snow to slide off easily.
The inclined treadmill made it more challenging to run and walk on.
The architect designed the inclined windows to maximize the natural light entering the room.
The skier carefully navigated the inclined slope, adjusting her speed as needed.
The bookshelf was mounted on an inclined plane to display the books at a visually appealing angle.

(often followed by `to') having a preference, disposition, or tendency; "wasn't inclined to believe the excuse"; "inclined to be moody".

All adjective clusters.

He's naturally inclined to being late and it frustrates everyone at the office.
As she got older, Sarah became inclined to wearing bold, vibrant clothing that turned heads on the street.
If given a choice, my children are usually inclined to choosing sweet treats over healthier snack options.
By her teenage years, Jane had grown inclined to social justice issues and volunteer work in her community.
Professor Jenkins isn't inclined to easy conversations or spontaneous expressions, keeping mostly to herself at gatherings.

Having made preparations; "prepared to take risks".

All adjective clusters.

She was inclined to take on the challenging project, having spent months researching and planning every detail.
The company was inclined to invest in the new technology, having already set aside a significant portion of their budget for it.
After years of training, he was inclined to enter the marathon, feeling confident in his ability to complete it.
The team was inclined to try the new strategy, having rehearsed it extensively in practice sessions.
The entrepreneur was inclined to launch her startup, having secured funding and assembled a talented team.