Inclines is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCLINES in dictionary:

VERB:
• INCLINE, to slant
• be favourably disposed towards or willing to do something
• (especially as a polite formula) tend to have a specified opinion
• make (someone) disposed to do something
• feel favourably disposed towards someone or something
• have a tendency to do something
• have a specified disposition or talent
• lean or turn away from a given plane or direction, especially the vertical or horizontal
• bend (one's head) forwards and downwards
NOUN:
• an inclined surface or plane; a slope, especially on a road or railway

Words related to INCLINES

incline9 inclined11 inclining12

Words that contain INCLINES

disinclines14

How to use INCLINES in a sentence

• If any person inclines to travel from one part of the country to another, he must have two passes along with him, one from the governor, and the other from the lieutenant.
• The direction of the traffic, to a certain extent, determines the rate and direction of the inclines.
• If the reader inclines to follow up the scent here indicated, we can add a hint or two which may be of service.
• But so philosophical a resignation, while it inclines our souls to know more of you personally, nevertheless renders you much less interesting in such a juncture as the present.
• Pity, from which we strive to free ourselves as from every painful affection, inclines us to benevolence or to assistance in the removal of the cause of the misery of others.
• On the sculptures of Khorsabad it approaches to vermilion, while on those of Nimrud it inclines to a crimson or a lake tint.
• Her taste inclines to the most spotless cleanliness.
• There is something in the very constitution of human nature which inclines us to form a judgment of character from manners.
• Still, in this matter, my heart inclines too much in your favor not to make me less scrupulous than I should otherwise desire to be.
• The Russian temperament inclines to the strongest manifestation of the inmost feelings, and the method here of mourning for the dead is exceptionally demonstrative.
• A noble impatience of spirit inclines them to anger or to sadness.
• That brought from the Indies is inferior to that from Arabia, and inclines to a reddish color.
• The warm air wafted up from the Hot Country brings about this remarkable change in the flora of the precipitous inclines toward the west.
• All that I hear inclines me to like as well as respect him.
• A rich brown and a bright yellow are occasionally seen, but the simple taste of the Typee people inclines them to prefer the natural tint.
• Certainly the Iberian skull inclines to length, while that of Gaul is broad and short, and these physical peculiarities, much modified perhaps, prevail even to-day.
• The roads are in fair order and the inclines moderate.
• As I find no mention of that circumstance in the more ancient annals, my mind inclines me to consider that the dictator was appointed on account of the Gallic war.
• Taken from the south-west point it inclines a little towards the west, and to its northern extremity measures eight hundred miles, and is in breadth two hundred.
• Her features are those of Clara and she inclines towards the sleeping hero.
• A careful consideration of this incident inclines us to think that this man was no painter but a spy.
• Mayer studied under Greuze she painted in his manner, and he inclines to the opinion that some pictures attributed to Greuze were the work of his pupil.
• The gill opening inclines obliquely forward as it descends, touches the middle line of height at its lower end, and its length is equal to a fifth of the altitude of the body.
• Salemina inclines to instructive and profitable expeditions.
• Augustine, inclines to hold that when there is an apparition of a dead man, the dead man is unconscious of the circumstance.
• Hergesheimer, like Poe before him, inclines very definitely toward beauty rather than toward humanity, where distinctions may be drawn between them.
• But this moving body is also actuated by gravitation, which inclines it directly to the central body of the sun.
• He inclines men favorably toward us personally, and to our message.
• Poverty inclines her to take an exaggerated view of everything, Marjorie.
• No science takes their attention more, or inclines them, in the farther pursuit of it, to be satisfied with home.

Similar words containing CLINE without suffix s and without prefix in

cline7 clines8 decline10 incline9 recline9 declined12 decliner11 declines11 inclined11 incliner10 isocline10 reclined11 recliner10 reclines10 syncline13 anticline11 decliners12 halocline14 helicline14 incliners11 isoclines11 monocline13 pericline13 recliners11 synclines14 anticlines12 disincline13 haloclines15 heliclines15 microcline16 monoclines14 periclines14 disinclined15 disinclines14 doxycycline29 geanticline14 geosyncline17 microclines17 thermocline18 treacliness13 doxycyclines30 geanticlines15 geosynclines18 overinclined18 tetracycline19 thermoclines19 eugeosyncline19 tetracyclines20 treaclinesses15 anthracycline23 eugeosynclines20 anthracyclines24 oxytetracycline32 oxytetracyclines33 chlortetracycline29 chlortetracyclines30

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