proclivity

But it is interesting to observe how closely he conformed to the old Irish type of bishop, in spite of his Roman proclivities.

He had been a clown at a theatre, and still retained some of the proclivities of the boards.

In Tiberias, the second focus of insurrection, the revolutionary party were confronted by a faction with Roman proclivities.

The names they bear interest us, as betokening, perhaps, the proclivities of their owners.