inclined

/ɪnˈklaɪnd/adjective

Wanting to do something, or tending to think or behave in a certain way.

Example sentences

“I'm inclined to agree with you on this one.”
“He isn't inclined to lend money to friends anymore.”
“Some students are naturally inclined toward math and science.”

Usually followed by 'to' plus a verb: 'I'm inclined to believe her' sounds softer than 'I believe her'. 'If you're so inclined' politely means 'if you want to'.

Synonyms for inclined

disposed
willing

Antonyms

disinclined
reluctant
unwilling

Related words

proneLikely to suffer from something or to behave in a certain way, usually something bad.incoherentNot clear or logically connected; hard to make sense of.inciteTo stir people up and push them into action.incomeThe money a person receives from working or from investments.incisiveQuick, sharp, and direct in judgment or expression.incompatibleNot able to exist, work, or be used together.