Condition
Tendency
Tendency noun - An established pattern of behavior.
How words are described
| good | good condition | good tendency |
| physical | physical condition | physical tendency |
| particular | particular condition | particular tendency |
| similar | similar condition | similar tendency |
| Other adjectives: common, certain, nasty, real, severe, great, serious, unfortunate, bad, terrible, horrible, new, unusual, strange. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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There is a medical condition frequently attributed to conspiracy theorists: apophenia, "the tendency to see connections where none exist" (thank you, Question).
Source: Conspiracy Theorist -
Perhaps it's their occupational necessity to keep in prime physical condition, coupled with their tendency to heroically rescue people from burning buildings.
Source: Firemen Are Hot -
The only hint of the condition he had previously was his tendency to sink like a stone in water.
Source: Film / Unbreakable
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