Collocations for inclined - adj.
1. wanting to do sth
VERBS
be,
feel,
seem
I only write when I feel inclined to.
There's time for a swim if you feel so inclined.
I only write when I feel inclined to.
There's time for a swim if you feel so inclined.
ADVERB
strongly,
very
rather
I'm rather inclined to wait a few days before deciding.
rather
I'm rather inclined to wait a few days before deciding.
half
I'm half inclined to agree with you.
I'm half inclined to agree with you.
favourably/favorably
PREPOSITION
towards/toward
Advertising aims to make people feel favourably inclined towards products. (BrE)
Advertising aims to make people feel favorably inclined toward products. (AmE)
Advertising aims to make people feel favourably inclined towards products. (BrE)
Advertising aims to make people feel favorably inclined toward products. (AmE)
2. tending/likely to do sth
ADVERB
strongly,
very
increasingly
rather, slightly
She's rather inclined to become impatient.
increasingly
rather, slightly
She's rather inclined to become impatient.
less,
little
(esp. BrE)
They are less inclined to ask questions.
They are less inclined to ask questions.
naturally
criminally, mystically, romantically
The club was a notorious hang-out for the criminally inclined.
criminally, mystically, romantically
The club was a notorious hang-out for the criminally inclined.
PHRASES
that way inclined
(informal, esp. BrE)
I didn't know you were that way inclined (= interested in such things).
I didn't know you were that way inclined (= interested in such things).
3. having a natural ability for sth
ADVERB
academically,
artistically,
mathematically,
musically,
etc.
children who are academically inclined
children who are academically inclined