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propenso

prone to, inclined to

p ɾ o ˈp e n s o
adjective · singular Rare #42,168
prone to, inclined to Usually followed by a or al/ a la and a noun or infinitive.
SP: Es propenso a olvidar las llaves.
EN: He tends to forget his keys.

¿Se había mostrado propenso al suicidio?

Had he shown suicidal tendencies?

— La dolce vita (1960)

Es propenso a reír.

He is prone to laughter.

Soy propenso a olvidar los nombres.

I tend to forget names.

William es propenso a los accidentes.

William is accident-prone.

En la ciudad, puedo ser propenso a una mente densa.

In the city, I can be prone to a dense mind.

— La historia de David Copperfield (2019)

Tom es muy propenso a los accidentes.

Tom is very accident-prone.

Es propenso a mentir.

He is prone to lying.