Bent on
Bent on adjective - Fixed in your purpose.
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Prone and bent on are semantically related in determined topic. In some cases you can use "Prone" instead an adjective phrase "Bent on".
Prone
Prone adjective - Having a tendency to be or act in a certain way.
Bent on and prone are semantically related in determined topic. Sometimes you can use "Bent on" instead an adjective "Prone".
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- The Cat was prone to rattling off long, bizarre and frequently funny lists of what makes Earth so great to some alien bent on blowing it up.
Source: Patrick Stewart Speech -
While (for example) Rallo fills much the same role as Stewie (toddler-aged child prone to un-childlike behavior), but Rallo isn't a matricidal Depraved Bisexual bent on world domination.
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