propend
/prə(ʊ)ˈpɛnd/verb
[no object] Figurative. To have an inclination or propensity; to tend to or towards something; to be disposed to do something.
Origin
Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin prōpendēre to hang forward or down, to incline or be disposed from prō- + pendēre to hang.
- Workers' Educational Association
- work ethic
- work experience
- workfare
- work fellow
- work field
- workflow
- workfolk
- workforce
- workful
- workfulness
- work function
- work furlough
- work gang
- work group
- workhand
- work-harden
- workhead
- work holder
- workhorse
- work hour
- workhouse
- workhouse cough
- workhoused
- workhouse-fever