Proclivity – An inclination towards or tendency to do something
(Pronounced pro-kliv-it-ee)
To remember the definition of the word proclivity, use the following mnemonic:
She was pro living in the city (proclivity). She was much more inclined that way.
Examples of proclivity in a sentence
Because of her proclivity to wear unusual clothes, Tara was often a target of bullies.
The lawyer used his proclivity for exaggeration to pull the jury over to his side.
As a young child, the award-winning singer had a proclivity for music.
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