tend in English

verb

1

regularly or frequently behave in a particular way or have a certain characteristic.

written language tends to be formal

synonyms: be inclined, be apt, be disposed, be prone, be liable, have a tendency, have a propensity

2

care for or look after; give one's attention to.

Viola tended plants on the roof

synonyms: look after, take care of, care for, minister to, attend to, see to, wait on, watch over, keep an eye on, mind, protect, watch, guard, supervise, nurse, nurture, cherish

verb

be inclined, be apt, be disposed, be prone, be liable, have a tendency, have a propensity
incline, lean, gravitate, move, prefer, favor, trend
look after, take care of, care for, minister to, attend to, see to, wait on, watch over, keep an eye on, mind, protect, watch, guard, supervise, nurse, nurture, cherish
incline, lean, be given, run

Use "tend" in a sentence

1. Constructional approaches tend …

2. Tend to them, Tusk.

3. Homologous parts tend to vary in the same way, and homologous parts tend to cohere.

4. Twins tend to think alike.

5. The symptoms tend to recur.

6. They tend to people's teeth.

7. And Canada tend to favor Afterwards.

8. Who's going to tend the cows?

9. When things tend to go wrong.

10. Old people tend to get fat.

11. These feelings tend to be transitory.

12. Wolves tend to hunt in packs .

13. They don't tend to Attract butterflies.

14. John does tend to exaggerate slightly.

15. Potential career changers tend to procrastinate.

16. His views tend towards the extreme.

17. Do you tend to be whiny?

18. I tend to agree with Bob.

19. Rather, mutations tend to damage genes.

20. Weeds tend to displace other plants.

21. Hyperglycemia and glycosuria tend to occur.

22. Bobcats tend to be darker brown, with lighter belly fur and spots, while mountain lions tend to …

23. Assisted living facilities also tend to

24. They tend to idealize their friends.

25. Morals tend to be deeply ingrained.

26. Ales tend to be more flavorful, noted by fruit flavors while, in comparison, lagers tend to be crisper.

27. Residents of Brierwood tend to lean conservative.

28. Attender \at*tend"er\ (&?;), n

29. Most intellectuals today tend to be rationalistic.

30. I tend to agree about the pikes.

31. Local newspapers tend to be very parochial.

32. Excessive regulations tend to hamstring honest businesses.

33. Men tend to marry later than women.

34. • Do I tend to be argumentative?

35. People tend to imitate such individuals.

36. Journalists tend to be like that.

37. The old call for spiritual tend.

38. Bulky clothes tend to hinder movement.

39. The drugs tend to cause drowsiness.

40. Students tend to overuse certain words.

41. The Chubbier ones tend to look fat and then look old and the skinnier ones also tend to look old

42. These tend to stress cultural differences and the fact that different factors tend to motivate individuals at different times.

43. Beggaress Enrichment classes that tend not to

44. Eastern slopes tend to receive less rainfall.

45. We tend to remember about four things.

46. Furthermore, Internet friendships tend to be superficial.

47. 20 Old people tend to get fat.

48. People tend to eat more in winter.

49. Generally, plastics tend to be good insulators.

50. His lectures tend to heaviness and repetition.