Ability
Tendency
Tendency noun - An established pattern of behavior.
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| human | human ability | human tendency |
| good | good ability | good tendency |
| high | high ability | high tendency |
| physical | physical ability | physical tendency |
| Other adjectives: long, particular, similar, common, natural, certain, strong, real, extreme, great, little, remarkable, new, general, apparent, less, unusual, greater, uncanny, strange. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- However, their pre-existing distrust of him, combined with his acting ability and tendency to keep his motives to himself, have the effect of convincing them that his motives are a lot worse than they actually are, in this movie, at least.
Source: Motive Misidentification -
Lee from S.S.D.D is a clone (most of which can't even talk) who can best be described as "flaky", and his tendency to stab himself with forks once his ability to feel pain is restored.
Source: Cloud Cuckoolander / Web Comics -
Two recurring traits among said Replicas are the ability to drain power from other people, and a tendency towards feeling incomplete or "borrowed".
Source: Artificial Human
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