Propensity and Trick

Propensity

Propensity noun - An established pattern of behavior.
Usage example: the criminal propensities of the family extended over several generations

Trick and propensity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trick" instead a noun "Propensity".

Trick

Trick noun - An odd or peculiar habit.
Usage example: a dog with the trick of eating cabbage

Propensity and trick are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Propensity" instead a noun "Trick".

How words are described

good good propensity good trick
similar similar propensity similar trick
specific specific propensity specific trick
embarrassing embarrassing propensity embarrassing trick
Other adjectives: little, magical.
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