inclined

be, feel, seem

I'm not inclined to go out tonight, so I'll stay home and read instead.

strongly, very

rather

She was rather inclined to believe everything her friend told her without question.

favourably

towards

After spending time with her new classmates, Sarah felt more inclined towards joining their study group.

appear, be, seem

become, grow

strongly, very

increasingly

a bit, half, a little, rather, slightly

I'm a bit inclined to think that early mornings aren't really for me.

naturally

criminally, liberally, mystically, romantically, suicidally

My grandmother was always romantically inclined, believing in soulmates and happily ever after.

to

Some people are naturally inclined to worry about things they cannot control.

that way inclined

If your brother enjoys cooking shows, he might be that way inclined too.

appear, be, seem

academically, artistically, musically

My sister is musically inclined, so she decided to learn the piano last year.