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inclement adj. extreme, intemperate, severe, harsh, rigorous; stormy,
violent, rainy, squally, blustery, raw, bad, tempestuous: We
are expecting inclement weather for the weekend.
inclination
n. 1 bow, bowing, bend, bending, nod, nodding, tilt, tilting:
His tacit sign of recognition was an inclination of his head. 2
slope, slant, angle, bend, incline, tilt: The inclination of
the track is far too steep for such a vehicle. 3 disposition,
predisposition, tendency, bent, bias, leaning, preference, turn,
cast, proclivity, propensity, attitude, proneness,
susceptibility, predilection, partiality, affection, taste,
liking, desire, velleity: His inclination in favour of the
offer is largely instinctive. 4 desire, longing, craving,
appetite, taste, stomach, sympathy, predilection, penchant,
fancy, eagerness, enthusiasm, zeal, fervour, ardour: I have no
inclination to watch open-heart surgery.
incline v. 1 tend, lean, bend, bow, slant, tilt, angle, bank, slope,
ascend, rise, descend: The road inclines to the horizontal
after a curve. 2 dispose, influence, persuade, predispose,
make, lead, prejudice, bias: Their accents might incline you to
think of them as foreigners. 3 tend, lean, gravitate, show
favour or preference, be attracted to, be biased or prejudiced,
have a mind; be disposed or predisposed, lean, tend: I incline
towards the other candidate. He inclines towards corpulence.
--n. 4 slope, pitch, grade, gradient, slant, ramp, hill, dip,
descent, declivity, rise, ascent, acclivity: The car picked up
speed going down one incline and slowed going up the next.
inclined adj. 1 tending, disposed, predisposed, prone, willing, keen,
eager, Colloq of a mind: Though she is inclined to believe she
has doubts. 2 likely, apt, liable, minded, prone: He is
equally inclined to kiss you as kill you. 3 sloping, slanting,
leaning, bending, tilting, gravitating, bearing, verging: This
wall is slightly inclined towards the river.
include v. 1 incorporate, embody, comprise, embrace, cover, encompass,
take in, subsume, comprehend, contain: Staff changes are
included in the plan for reorganization. 2 classify,
categorize, group, file, list, catalogue, tabulate, register:
Did you include psychology among the social sciences? 3