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    Inclinado (en. Inclined)

    /iŋkliˈnaðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That has an inclination or is in an oblique position.
    The tree is inclined towards the west side.
    El árbol está inclinado hacia el lado oeste.
    That feels attracted or willing towards something.
    She is inclined to help others.
    Ella está inclinada a ayudar a los demás.
    That favors or supports a certain opinion or cause.
    He was inclined to accept the director's proposal.
    Estaba inclinado a aceptar la propuesta del director.

    Etymology

    The term 'inclinado' comes from the Latin 'inclinatus', the past participle of 'inclinare', which means 'to incline'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    inclined to
    Willing or having a tendency towards something.
    inclinado a
    to be inclined
    To have a preference or inclination towards something.
    estar inclinado
    to be inclined to think
    To have a propensity to consider a thought or idea.
    estar inclinado a pensar

    Related Words

    inclination
    Tendency or disposition towards something.
    inclinación
    inclinable
    That can be inclined or that has inclination.
    inclinable
    incliner
    Instrument or device that serves to measure inclinations.
    inclinador

    Slang Meanings

    Refers to someone who is subjectively motivated towards something, like a type of favoritism.
    That teacher is inclined towards the more talented students.
    Ese profesor está inclinado hacia los estudiantes más talentosos.
    Can denote a person who makes decisions based on their own inclinations or personal preferences.
    She is very inclined to follow her own style regardless of trends.
    Ella es muy inclinada a seguir su propio estilo sin importar las tendencias.