propensity - Meaning in Telugu

propensity - Meaning in Telugu

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What is propensity meaning in Telugu?

The word or phrase propensity refers to a disposition to behave in a certain way, or a natural inclination, or an inclination to do something. See propensity meaning in Telugu, propensity definition, translation and meaning of propensity in Telugu. Find propensity similar words, propensity synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of propensity. Find the answer of what is the meaning of propensity in Telugu.

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