verb
Past tense of predispose, meaning to make someone liable or inclined to a specific attitude, action, or condition
adjective
Inclined or susceptible to a particular attitude, action, or condition
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Individuals with a family history of heart disease may be genetically predisposed to developing the condition.
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I think I'm predisposed to liking chocolate because I can never resist it.
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She's totally predisposed to drama, always getting involved in other people's business.
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Growing up in a small town predisposed her to a simple way of life.