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Predisposition

usgb/ˌpriːdɪspəˈzɪʃn/Volume
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Context MattersPlay
Consider the context to determine if 'predisposition' refers to behavior or a health condition. SlideHis predisposition to migraines affects his daily routine.
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Often GeneticPlay
'Predisposition' is frequently used to talk about genetic or hereditary tendencies. SlideTwins may have a predisposition for similar behaviors.
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Not AbsolutePlay
Having a predisposition does not guarantee something will happen, it just increases likelihood. SlideDespite her predisposition for artistic talent, she pursued a career in engineering.