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inclined is a grammatical form of: incline

inclined

adjectiveaidiacht
1. tending to opinion
2. likely or in the mood to do sth
3. having aptitude
4. having tendency
5. sloping, at an angle
 adjectiveaidiacht 1 tending to opinion I'm inclined to think he's right déarfainn go bhfuil an ceart aige it's too late, I'm inclined to believe tá sé rómhall, feictear dom he's inclined to the view that it was deliberate tá seisean ag teacht leis an dearcadh gur d'aon ghnó a rinneadh é they're inclined towards your opinion tá siadsan ag teacht leis an tuairim s'agatsa 2 likely or in the mood to do sth she didn't feel inclined to argue with him ní raibh fonn uirthi argóint leis it made me feel inclined to laugh chuir sé fonn gáire orm you seem less inclined to go now tá cuma ort nach bhfuil an fonn céanna ort dul anois young people are naturally inclined to go travelling is dual do dhaoine óga dul ag taisteal they were more inclined to cut prices bhí siadsan níos sásta na praghsanna a ghearradh if you're so inclined má tá a fhonn sin ort, má tá fonn ort chuige, más é sin is áil leat even if I were so inclined fiú dá mbeadh a fhonn sin orm 3 having aptitude people who are musically inclined daoine a bhfuil luí acu leis an gceol 4 having tendency he's inclined to be late is nós leis a bheith déanach, tá claonadh ann a bheith déanach they're more inclined to violence tá siad níos tugtha don fhoréigean she's inclined towards exaggeration tá claonadh chun áibhéile inti those inclined towards gardening iad siúd ar spéis leo an gharraíodóireacht he was that way inclined bhí an claonadh sin ann 5 sloping, at an angleclaonta adj3 cmu inclined plane plána claonta the handle is inclined towards the driver tá an hanla claonta i dtreo an tiománaí
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