natural tendency in English
inborn ability, natural inclinatio
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1. N Appetence Instinctive inclination or natural tendency
2. She has a strong natural tendency towards caution.
3. There is a natural tendency for services to proliferate.
4. 16 She has a strong natural tendency towards caution.
5. Our best intentions are sometimes subverted by our natural tendency to selfishness.
6. Having a natural tendency; inclined: She is Apt to take offense easily
7. May we reach outward when the natural tendency for us is to turn inward.
8. Her natural tendency was to deplore human failings in others and ignore them in herself.
9. There is the natural tendency, too, for players to circle the wagons in the locker room.
10. Mary's natural tendency to fly into a temper probably did not increase their chances very much.
11. I have already mentioned that right-handed pilots seem to have a natural tendency to turn left.
12. A natural tendency or ability to use or do something: an Affinity with languages; an Affinity for making money
13. A natural tendency in times of recession is to batten down the hatches and think about our own needs.
14. The goal with the Louisas of the world is to help them learn how to go against their natural tendency.
15. Younger people have a natural tendency to believe that the science they practise has been extant for the whole of time.
16. In such a connection, the natural tendency of a person politically minded would be to aggrandize himself rather than his opponents or rival candidates.
17. Camarilla Forex pivot points are based on the idea that price has a natural tendency to revert back to the mean, or the previous day's close.
18. Convector heaters warm spaces using heated air's natural tendency to rise, creating natural ventilation in a room - which makes them quieter than alternative heaters, such as fan heaters
19. In effect, this is something that will generate antigravity to combat the natural tendency of a massive system to implode into a black hole under its intense weight.
20. Capitalism is an incredibly dynamic system – because it induces Capitalists to complete, they are ever looking for new opportunities to invest and make the best rate of profit –There is a natural tendency for this system to change societies and expand globally.
21. ‘With such a Bonhomous character there is a natural tendency to overlook his lapses of judgment.’ ‘For most of the day he'd be the genial, Bonhomous, fruity old wine-slurper you see on television and then at night he'd turn into a raging paranoid misanthrope.’ ‘Expect lots of Bonhomous …
22. Since the level of mechanical properties of these alloys increases with their magnesium content (Figure A.4.2), there was a natural tendency to push the magnesium level as high as possible, which is why rolled semi-products in A-G7 (7% manganese) and castings in A-G10 (11–12% manganese) called Acieral were produced in thel950s.