inclinable adjective. [ɪn'klʌɪnǝb(ǝ)l] Also enclinable. LME.
[Old French enclinable, formed as INCLINE verb: see -ABLE.]
1. Favourably disposed; willing to assent or submit to; amenable. LME.

2. Mentally inclined or disposed to do something. Formerly also absol. & foll. by to, for, that. LME.

3. Having an inclination or tendency to some physical quality, condition, or action. E17.
■ B. Lopez The kind of wind nineteenth-century sailors called 'inclinable to calm'.

4. Able to be inclined or sloped. rare. L18.

■ inclinableness noun E17-E18.

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