propensive
happenstantial
would
boner
onolatry
heterological
credited
hate on
stomach
necrosadistic
pronity
persuasive
insistence
insistency
fontal
antipathetic
tendency
dysphemistic
ententional
leaning
propensity
obligingness
affectual
avocational
retaliative
retributory
consequentialist
otherly
protentional
chauvinistic
retributive
retaliatory
vainglory
vindicatory
indulgent
minded
reparative
appurtenant
permissivist
analogic
cogitative
tolerance
lamentive
lamentory
covalent
phenomenical
feel up to
noritic
schadenfreudian
revengism
used to
phenomenic
-phily
interesting
fulfilment
fulfillment
poison pen
reoccupational
disputatious
pertainment
lean
metastrophic
amorous
go
utilitarianistic
prone to
bear
wise
sightwise
egopetal
concessive
dystopian
utonal
perfidious
phenomenal
evential
idiocratic
sake
feel like
resplendence
synonymic
true
vouchsafe
particularistic
schediastic
compliance
kindliness
dispositive
connotational
offer
syndical
conceptualistic
self-aggrandizing
syntypic
addicted
aby
declinist
antienthusiastic
self-aggrandising

English words for 'Having or relating to a propensity toward something.'

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