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Main Entry: affinity
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: liking or inclination toward something

Synonyms:

affection, attraction, closeness, compatibility, cotton, cup of tea, druthers, fondness, good vibrations, leaning, partiality, rapport, same wavelength, simpatico, sympathy, thing*, weakness*
Notes: an affinity is a relationship by marriage and consanguinity is a blood relationship

Antonyms:

dislike, hatred
Main Entry: alternative
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: possible choice

Synonyms:

back-up, druthers, opportunity, option, other, other fish in sea, other fish to fry, pick, preference, recourse, redundancy, selection, sub, substitute, take it or leave it

Antonyms:

compulsion, constraint, necessity, obligation, restraint
Main Entry: bent
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: inclination; talent

Synonyms:

ability, aim, aptitude, bag*, disposition, druthers, facility, faculty, flair, forte, genius, gift, head-set, inclining, knack, leaning, mind-set, nose, penchant, predilection, predisposition, preference, proclivity, propensity, set, tack, tendency, thing for, tilt, turn, weakness for
Main Entry: choice
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: power to select; selection

Synonyms:

alternative, appraisal, choosing, cull, cup of tea, decision, determination, discretion, discrimination, distinction, druthers, election, evaluation, extract, favorite, finding, free will, judgment, opportunity, option, pick, preference, rating, say, substitute, variety, verdict, volition, vote, weakness
Main Entry: disposition
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: personal temperament

Synonyms:

bag*, being, bent, bias, cast, character, complexion, constitution, cup of tea, druthers, emotions, flash, frame of mind, groove*, habit, humor, identity, inclination, individualism, individuality, leaning, make-up, mind-set, mood, nature, penchant, personality, predilection, predisposition, proclivity, proneness, propensity, readiness, spirit, stamp, temper, tendency, tenor, thing*, tone, type, vein
Main Entry: fancy
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: impulse, urge

Synonyms:

caprice, conceit, conception, contrariness, creation, cup of tea, desire, druthers, flash, fool's paradise, groove*, humor, idea, image, imagination, impression, inclination, irrationality, liking, mind, notion, perverseness, pleasure, thing*, thought, vagary, velleity, visualization, weakness for, whim, will

Antonyms:

dislike, hate
Main Entry: hankering
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: strong desire

Synonyms:

ache, craving, druthers, fire in belly, hunger, itch, longing, munchies, pining, thirst, urge, want, weakness, wish, yearning, yen

Antonyms:

dislike, hate, hatred
Main Entry: inclination
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: tendency, bent

Synonyms:

affection, appetite, aptitude, aptness, attachment, attraction, bias, capability, capacity, cup of tea, desire, disposition, drift, druthers, fancy, fondness, groove*, idiosyncrasy, impulse, leaning, liking, mind, movement, partiality, penchant, persuasion, pleasure, predilection, predisposition, preference, prejudice, proclivity, proneness, propensity, slant*, soft spot, stomach*, susceptibility, taste, temperament, thing*, trend, turn*, type, urge, velleity, weakness, whim, will, wish
Main Entry: option
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: alternative

Synonyms:

advantage, benefit, choice, claim, dibs, dilemma, discretion, druthers, election, flipside, franchise, free will, grant, license, opportunity, other side of coin, pickup, preference, prerogative, privilege, right, selection, take it or leave it
Main Entry: partiality
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: favoritism, fondness

Synonyms:

affinity, bias, cup of tea, dish, druthers, flash, inclination, inclining, leaning, liking, love, partisanship, penchant, predilection, predisposition, preference, prejudice, proclivity, propensity, taste, tendency, thing*, type, weakness

Antonyms:

disinterest, fairness, impartiality, justice
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