Propensities is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROPENSITIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PROPENSITY, an often intense natural inclination or preference
• an inclination or natural tendency to behave in a particular way

Words related to PROPENSITIES

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How to use PROPENSITIES in a sentence

• The vicar of the parish has antiquarian propensities, and had probably dragged the stocks out of some dusty hiding-place, and set them up on their former site as a curiosity.
• The higher the animal, the higher its propensities.
• Babykins was exerting her mosquito propensities and stinging every one all round.
• During this time I yielded to my propensities that had been baffled for eight long years, and begged of the second mate, who steered, a piece of tobacco to chew.
• They had, it is true, a good many propensities in common, and these were what constituted the bond between them.
• The germ of evil propensities was destroyed, the exuberant motive power of their nature regulated and turned to good, by means which the character-divers thoroughly understood.
• And there is no difficulty, he said, in assigning to all of them places answering to their several natures and propensities? There is not, he said.
• This was the habitation of a royal soul in perpetual vigil over its corpse and vested with all the powers and austere propensities of a thing supernatural.
• The passions and propensities of mankind, though they have changed their objects, and the means of their gratification, have not changed their nature.
• The more he saw of the enthusiastic girl, with all her romantic propensities, the more strongly he became attached to her.
• His children may inherit some of the family propensities, which you know, my little daughter are everything but agreeable.
• His constitutional amorous propensities, too, are fiction.
• To many a gallant sailor the Caribbean Sea was a happy hunting-ground where he might indulge at his pleasure any propensities to lawless adventure.
• What are the animals’ propensities? To eat, drink, wander about and sleep.
• The big fellow could not keep his bullying propensities suppressed, and the sight of Fred Davis seemed to arouse him.
• So great was the wealth of the heiress that it might withstand even his propensities for spending.
• BUT the heart, that natural seat of evil propensities, that little troublesome empire of the passions, is led to what is right by slow motions and imperceptible degrees.
• He was very proud and fond of her, and quite blind to what others called her managing propensities.
• During these years he gave his vagabond propensities full play.
• No harm had really been done, fortunately, and Leon might hold his evil propensities in check for a while if he had reason to fear disclosure.
• We were induced to visit it, by the representation of different persons in the town, who had noticed our architectural propensities.
• It is thus that men are frequently drawn into churches, by appeals to the worst passions and propensities that characterize the human heart.
• Notwithstanding his ravenous propensities and cruel disposition, the wolf is a very cowardly animal in his solitary state.

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