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, disposed, prone adjective

1 likely to do something or suffer from something, especially something bad or harmful

[+ to]: Some plants are prone to a particular disease.
[prone to do sth]: Kids are all prone to eat junk food. | strike-prone/accident-prone etc: I never saw a girl more accident-prone.

2 formal lying down with the front of your body facing down: Colley lay prone in his bunk.

compare prostrate1 (1)

-proneness noun [uncountable] , liable, likely

2. proper, appropriate, correct


aptly* : appropriately aptitude noun [countable, uncountable]
natural ability or skill, especially in learning
[+ for]: She has a real aptitude for drawing and painting.
: aptness, fitness, suitability


archaic : ancient, antiquated, antique


ardent adjective

1 showing strong positive feelings about an activity and determination to succeed at it: an ardent supporter of free trade

2 literary showing strong feelings of love: an ardent suitor

?ardently adverb : passionate, fervent, intense, eager, enthusiastic