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propensive

propensive adjective: having or relating to a propensity toward something.

Adjective

propensive (comparative more propensive, superlative most propensive)

  1. Having or relating to a propensity toward something.

Forms of propensive

comparativemore propensive
superlativemost propensive

Questions about propensive

What does propensive mean?
Propensive means having or relating to a propensity toward something.
What part of speech is propensive?
Propensive is an adjective.

Words near propensive in the dictionary

  1. propensions
  2. propensities
  3. propensitude
  4. propensitudes
  5. propensity
  6. propensive
  7. propentdyopent
  8. propentdyopents
  9. propentofylline
  10. propenultimate
  11. propenyl

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