Inclination is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCLINATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of inclining
• an interest in or liking for (something)
• the fact or degree of sloping
• the action of inclining the body or head
• the dip of a magnetic needle.
• the angle at which a straight line or plane is inclined to another.
• the angle between the orbital plane of a planet, comet, etc. and the ecliptic, or between the orbital plane of a satellite and the equatorial plane of its primary
• an attitude of mind especially one that favors one alternative over others
• (astronomy) the angle between the plane of the orbit and the plane of the ecliptic stated in degrees
• (geometry) the angle formed by the x-axis and a given line (measured counterclockwise from the positive half of the x-axis)
• (physics) the angle that a magnetic needle makes with the plane of the horizon
• that toward which you are inclined to feel a liking
• the property possessed by a line or surface that departs from the vertical
• a characteristic likelihood of or natural disposition toward a certain condition or character or effect
• the act of inclining; bending forward
• a person's natural tendency or urge to act or feel in a particular way; a disposition
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a obsolete; natural disposition; character; a particular disposition of mind or character; propensity; liking

Words related to INCLINATION

inclinations14 vergency17

Words that contain INCLINATION

inclinations14 inclinational15 disinclination17 disinclinations18

How to use INCLINATION in a sentence

• I should be a Cure for the unnatural Desire of John Trott for Dancing, and a Specifick to lessen the Inclination Mrs.
• Friendship is a strong and habitual Inclination in two Persons to promote the Good and Happiness of one another.
• Before marriage, each sex passes through two states, one previous and the other subsequent to the inclination for marriage.
• Every one derives from his parents his peculiar temper, which is his inclination, 525.
• And she lost all inclination for beds and seats and object of enjoyment.
• There is a touch of chivalry in him, which might be worked into heroism if one had but the opportunity and the inclination.
• And he could justify whatever was most conducive to his comfort and his inclination.
• Its flood is, however, very irregular, owing to the nature of its banks, and the general inclination of the plain, whereof mention was made above.
• His majesty had all the respect paid him, by the squadron, which our situation would admit of, and which it was not only our duty, but so much our inclination, to pay him.
• He was sure now that the man had been following him with no good intentions, and his first inclination was to rush forward and find out what was his business.
• In my youth I rarely spent any care in keeping my hair in order, because of my inclination for other pursuits more to my taste.
• And, as time went on, he would not take any hints, which I gave him, on the subject of my growing inclination to Rome.
• The Chinese considered it harmless, a matter of individual inclination.
• I have no time to set down, and I have no inclination to set down.
• He had a passionate inclination to face the situation, to tell this man the truth.
• National policy accorded with the inclination of the prince, for the Castilian revolution had been promoted by France, and the usurper had been in the pay of the French king.
• No base inclination, no unworthy passion which shunned the light, could stimulate such an enterprize.
• Some queer theories were advanced in these discussions, which we have neither time nor inclination to speak of now.
• Robert was so completely whipped by his own conscience that he felt no inclination to defend himself.
• The structure, after all, was not fully suited to his taste, and he felt as great an inclination to improve it by continual alterations as his garden.
• Following a half-defined inclination, he bent his steps toward the lake.
• The Hunter felt no particular inclination to return to the Oberhof so early in the day, so he stepped up to one of the highest hedges to obtain a general view of the region.
• The Pharaoh had now no inclination to lay down his arms, and we have a record of twelve military expeditions of this king.
• During the time of waiting there was some risk of the force breaking itself up, and some inclination to make attacks on the officers, including Xenophon.
• Inclination of the whole instrument introduces no appreciable error.
• Will Phelps had regularly attended the services, not only because such attendance was required by the college authorities but also from the habit and inclination of his own life.

Similar words containing CLINA without suffix tion and without prefix in

clinal8 clinally13 clinamen12 declinal11 anaclinal11 clinamens13 declinals12 declinant12 declinate12 isoclinal11 reclinate11 synclinal14 anticlinal12 cataclinal14 clinandria13 declinable15 declinants13 declinator13 inclinable14 isoclinals12 monoclinal14 periclinal14 reclinable14 synclinals15 anticlinals13 clinandrium16 declination14 declinators14 declinatory17 declinature14 inclinatory16 matroclinal15 monoclinals15 patroclinal15 reclination13 centroclinal16 declinations15 declinatures15 geanticlinal15 geosynclinal18 inclinations14 inclinatoria14 indeclinable17 indeclinably20 monoclinally19 reclinations14 codeclination18 declinational16 declinatories16 inclinational15 inclinatorium17 codeclinations19 disinclination17 eugeosynclinal20 inclinableness18 disinclinations18

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