- lite, pendulous, pendulum, pensile, propend, propendency, propendent,
propense, propension,
propensity pendÅ pend- pepend- pens-
weigh compendious, compendium...
- the
Caribbean exacerbates these issues,
making the
scarce existing crops propense to the
devastating effects of
Atlantic hurricanes.
Agriculture or farming...
-
family for bread, his
natural desire to
support an
irregular life, and a
propense hatred to labour, turn but too many an
honest tradesman into an arrant...
- also
known to be an
early step
towards glioma formation.
Women are more
propense to
depressive disorders and
anxiety than men,
although the
reason is still...
