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to have a tendency to （some result）―tend to （some result）―be apt to （do something）―be inclined to （severity or leniency）―be disposed to （take offence）

the state of being salient

He is thinking hard.

to have a tendency to―tend to―some result―lean towards socialism―to be apt―inclined―disposed―（to do something）

the condition of being externally oriented

the state of having a certain inclination

of a person's behavior, the condition of being haughty

the mental condition of being discouraged

with firmness

to offend the eye

prosperous

the kinship position of son

an action of gathering one's strength

to be suitable (for someone)

You carry your folly too far.

The accounts agree in the main―in substance.

I have a second string to my bow―two strings to my bow.

a condition of blood rushing to the head

be deep in thought

be under deliberation

the state of being ripe

burdened with

to be common and ordinary

to yield much―go far

have the sulks

the state of seeming ostentatiously affected

remain a mystery

the state of being carefree, happy-go-lucky

The direction is off

be on the prowl