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ten·den·cy [ˈtendən(t)si] N

tendency

nagnjenje n

tendency

tendenca f

tendency

trend m

to have a tendency to(wards) sth

hereditary tendency

hereditary tendency

to have a tendency to(wards) sth

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It depended on the custom of the manor, but there was an increasing tendency for election to be favoured. en.wikipedia.org

Eastern dialects generally still distinguish the two sets, but there is a tendency to replace with. en.wikipedia.org

They have a tendency to be very vocal, and for this reason make good alarm dogs. en.wikipedia.org

While median household income has a tendency to increase up to four persons per household, it declines for households beyond four persons. en.wikipedia.org

In theory, this particular aspect of deregulation should correct the systemic over-expansionary tendencies of centrally planned regimes. en.wikipedia.org

This cosmic image continues to be seen in later periods, although there is a tendency to show such divine astral bodies more abstractly. en.wikipedia.org

The composer's depressive tendencies increased to a more physical level, compounded by a quickly deteriorating eye problem. en.wikipedia.org

Her tendency to take risks on her second serve could sometimes result in a high number of double faults. en.wikipedia.org

Every time after scoring a victory, there is a tendency for us to underestimate the enemy. en.wikipedia.org

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