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penchant

[pen-chuhnt, pahn-shahn] / ˈpɛn tʃənt, pɑ̃ˈʃɑ̃ /


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A Latin-quoting cat lover with a penchant for three-piece suits, Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has been thrust to centre stage in the EU over his opposition to using Russian assets for Ukraine.

From Barron's

Many recall Husain as the barefoot, eccentric artist with flowing white hair and a penchant for controversies.

From BBC

Cassius Marcellus Clay might have been invented by a novelist with a penchant for the improbable.

From The Wall Street Journal

Things will undoubtedly look a lot gloomier in markets if tech’s penchant for overspending becomes a definitive miscalculation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Others noted flaws in his play, including a penchant for holding on to the ball too long and taking too many sacks.

From The Wall Street Journal