Lucid Lexicon

penchant

1670s, "strong inclination"

from French penchant, noun use of present participle of Old French pencher "to incline"

penchant noun / pɑ̃ˈʃɑ̃ /

the word which is pure of occult ambiguity, sounds (somewhat) similar to passion and signifies what many actually mean when they say "passion"; "inclination" may seem dry in comparison, but it is a strong and continued inclination

The word inclination is free of any shadow games.

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