With prefixed adverb: Having a specified position, location, arrangement, conformation, build, adjustment, disposition, pitch, etc.

Tending, having a tendency (to or towards some end). Obsolete before 18th cent.; revived late in 19th.

Having a physical inclination or tendency (to something, or to do something); inclined, liable, subject. See dispose, v. 6b.

Favourably disposed to someone or something; ready or willing to do something. More generally: that has a tendency to behave, think, feel, etc., in…

That has a tendency to behave, think, feel, etc., in a particular way; (naturally) predisposed. Also… In predicative use, with prepositional phrase…

Having a tendency to behave, think, feel, etc., in a particular way; having a particular predisposition… In predicative use, chiefly with…

With reference to a disposition to a particular action, behaviour, mental attitude, etc. In relation to something considered to be negative or…

leaning, inclining (literal and figurative).

Naturally inclined or disposed to something.

In predicative use. Having a tendency to behave, think, feel, etc., in a particular way; mentally or… With prepositional phrase (esp. with to, toward…

With reference to a disposition to a particular action, behaviour, mental attitude, etc. Less commonly: in relation to something considered to be…

Chiefly predicative. That has an inclination to or towards a particular action, habit, quality, etc.; that has a propensity to do something…

With preceding adverb. Habitually thinking, inclined to think, or capable of thinking in a specified manner.

= propense, adj. 1a. rare.

With infinitive. Inclined, disposed, or apt to do something.

Of a person: inclined, prone, disposed; having a proclivity or inclination to or towards an action. Now archaic and rare.

Inclined, disposed. Now chiefly colloquial and dialect in stronger sense: Angry or troubled enough to (do something desperate or violent); exhausted…

figurative. tending to, approaching (in quality, colour, etc.); having a tendency to.

Inclined to or for (something). Obsolete.

As the final element of a compound formed with a noun: interested in or preoccupied with the thing specified.

That has an inclination or propensity to or towards something; disposed, inclined. Cf. propense, adj. 1.

Tending strongly; prone. Obsolete. rare.

figurative. Inclined to something. Cf. propense, adj. 1. Obsolete. rare.

inclined, disposed; hanging forwards or downwards.

Chiefly as past participle. Fitted, suited, fit, apt; of a nature or character proper or likely to.

Having a specified bias, interest, or emphasis; = orientated, adj. 2. Frequently as the second element in compounds.

Having an inclination or tendency to something; (naturally) disposed, inclined, or liable. With to… Without complement, as the second element of…

(With advs., as well, etc.) U.S. colloq. Of a person: disposed, natured. Cf. turn, n. 34a.

Having a specified bias, interest, or emphasis; = oriented, adj. 2. Frequently as the second element in compounds.