Noun:

முன்னமே தீர்வு செய், ஒன்றை விரும்புகிற மனநிலை,

predisposition's Usage Examples:

His research interests include familial predisposition to cancer, especially type 2 neurofibromatosis, Gorlin syndrome and breast/ovarian cancer.

A family history of cardiovascular defects might suggest a genetic predisposition to the disease.

EP thus attempts to explain human nature exclusively in terms of evolved predispositions to behave in a particular way.

predisposition syndromes are rare but have profound implications for family members.

Atopy is a genetic predisposition to type I (immediate) hypersensitivity reactions to various environmental triggers.

In reality, androgenetic alopecia might depend on more or fewer than four genes, each of which might contribute variably to predisposition.

Here it could be a genetic predisposition, possibly aggravated by hormonal changes at puberty.

Furthermore, the prevailing philosophies of the r8th century tended to demand that a real divine revelation should be one which expressed itself in a form convincing to the reason of the average plain man, whatever his predispositions might be; it was obvious that the New Testament did not wholly conform to this standard.

There is not thought to be a single cause of substance abuse, though scientists are as of 2004 increasingly convinced that certain people possess a genetic predisposition which can affect the development of addictive behaviors.

The most prominent characteristics of his public life were his predisposition to "compromises" and "pacifications" which generally failed of their object, and his passionate patriotic devotion to the Union.

There are plenty of predispositions for a woman conceiving twins, including family history and method of conception.

Not everyone has the genetic predisposition toward the development of allergy antibody immune responses to sensitizing agents, or allergens.

Synonyms:

preference, inclination, orientation, tendency, disposition, predilection,

Antonyms:

unsusceptible, unperceptiveness, insensitiveness, inability, insensitivity,