inclined
adjective
deviating in direction from the horizontal or vertical; sloping.
half-inclined
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a word derived from
inclined.
Example Sentences
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For the moment, she was half-inclined to throw away the troubles begotten of ambition, the strivings engendered by ideals, to rest content with the happiness of love's transports.
From Making People Happy by Harrison Fisher
It was not the way out and Kitson was half-inclined to follow and see the man off the estate.
From The Green Rust by Edgar Wallace
A dead and broken tree on the edge of the grass-plot looked like a weird prowler just out of the woods, and seemed half-inclined to come out into the light and speak to me.
From Wild Life on the Rockies by Enos Abijah Mills
Jack's better moment, in which she had been half-inclined to stand by Gerry, passed.
From Just Gerry by Christine Chaundler
Myself.—I’m half-inclined to buy your cart and pony, and your beat too.
From Lavengro The Scholar, the Gypsy, the Priest by William Knapp
