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penchant
[pen-chuhnt, pah
noun
a strong inclination, taste, or liking for something.
a penchant for outdoor sports.
penchant
/ ˈɒŋʃɒŋ /
noun
a strong inclination or liking; bent or taste
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of penchant1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of penchant1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Nevertheless, true to her penchant for shocking violence, Abbott delivers a revolting revelation that sets up a series of twists that propels the story to its inevitable, but no less satisfying, conclusion.
More terrifying are the Alphas — zombies on steroids, big and strong, with a penchant for ripping the heads off people with their spines still attached.
While Flanagan understands humanity’s penchant for complacency in the face of chaos, his script does little to elucidate the reasons people turn a blind eye to their fellow humans’ suffering, much less pose any solutions.
And “World” marries some Nintendo weirdness — you can now race as a cow — with its penchant for playful world building.
With her signature asymmetrical haircut, her loud, fashionable outfits and a penchant for all things off-kilter, the Detroit-born artist made little distinction between her work and her life.
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