inclined
/ɪnˈklaɪnd/
adjective
- Tending or wanting to do something; having a preference or likelihood.
- She is more inclined to stay home than go out on weeknights.
- I am inclined to agree with your suggestion.
- He felt inclined to help the stranded motorist.
- Sloping or leaning at an angle; not flat or level.
- They built the house on an inclined piece of land.
- The roof is slightly inclined to allow rain to run off.
- The inclined driveway made it tricky to park the car.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense of incline: to lean, slope, or bend in a particular direction.
- She inclined her head to listen more closely.
- The path inclined sharply as we climbed the hill.
- He inclined the mirror so he could see behind him.