penchant



penchant for

A strong preference for something. She had a penchant for fine wine and expensive restaurants.
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have a penchant for doing something

to have a taste, desire, or inclination for doing something. John has a penchant for eating fattening foods. Ann has a penchant for buying clothes.
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a penchant for something

a great liking for something He had a penchant for luxury hotel suites, limousines, and high-priced meals.
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have a penchant for

Have a tendency or taste for. For example, He has a penchant for saying the wrong thing, or She has a strong penchant for baroque music. [Second half of 1600s]
See also: have, penchant

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Coy[kɔi]
Delara-Persian
Titrit-Northern African, Berber
Abd Al-Qadir-Arabic
Moran['mɔ:rən]
&Thorn;ÓRfrÍ&Eth;R-Ancient Scandinavian