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Prone or liable to do or be subjected to something

Inclined or willing to do something or to be persuaded

(keen on) Having an attraction to

Exhibiting bias, partiality or prejudice

Physically and mentally dependent on something (or someone)

Ready and willing

Showing some kind of connection or relation to a common interest

(of a person) Easily influenced by feelings or emotions

Having a greater-than-even chance of occurring

To have been persuaded based on available information

To have affected or changed the outcome of

Past tense for to influence or induce someone to believe or do something

Past tense for to put someone at risk of a specified attitude, action, or condition

Past tense for to determine or decide in advance

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Adjective

Prone or liable to do or be subjected to something

“Some people are genetically predisposed to diabetes.”

Adjective

Inclined or willing to do something or to be persuaded

tending towards

in the habit of

favourably inclined

leaning towards

with a tendency

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“Franklin was predisposed to believe him.”

Adjective

(keen on) Having an attraction to

passionate about

enthusiastic about

twitterpated by

infatuated with

enamoured of^US

burning with curiosity

with a soft spot for

eat sleep and breathe

fanatical about

scrutinizing^US

preoccupied with

obsessive about

single-minded about

overenthusiastic

scrutinising^UK

up to one's ears

head over heels

deep in thought

having a one-track mind

over-enthusiastic

over-interested

very enthusiastic about

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Adjective

Exhibiting bias, partiality or prejudice

Adjective

Physically and mentally dependent on something (or someone)

Adjective

Ready and willing

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Adjective

Showing some kind of connection or relation to a common interest

Adjective

(of a person) Easily influenced by feelings or emotions

easily deceived

easily taken in

easily taken advantage of

readily taken advantage of

easily influenced

unsophisticated

like putty in your hands

go-with-the-flow

wet behind the ears

as green as grass

putty in one's hands

rolls with punches

easily persuaded

able to be influenced

easily exploited

easily controlled

kidding oneself

swallowing whole

taking the bait

falling hook line and sinker

self-controlled

self-restrained

well-disciplined

non-restrictive

going along with

able to live with

live-and-let-live

generous to a fault

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

non-confrontational

going easy with

eager to please

with the patience of Job

glad to be of assistance

easily manipulated

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Adjective

Having a greater-than-even chance of occurring

distinctly possible

within the bounds of possibility

a pound to a penny

having a tendency to

on the verge of

in the habit of

only to be expected

par for the course

taken for granted

reasonable to think

a reasonable bet

expected to arrive

what one would expect

more than likely

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Verb

To have been persuaded based on available information

gave incentive to

given incentive

given incentive to

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To have affected or changed the outcome of

had an impact on

exerted influence on

had an effect on

been a factor in

was a factor in

were a factor in

made alterations to

made an alteration

made an adjustment

revolutionized^US

made adjustments to

revolutionised^UK

put differently

put another way

straightened out

put in other words

put finishing touches on

set the record straight

made innovations

played around with

made a clean sweep

changed drastically

said differently

changed the format

turned upside down

expressed differently

caused revolution

prepared for publication

become different

became different

cleaned up your act

made improvements

gave a face-lift

given a face-lift

broken with past

broke with past

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Verb

Past tense for to influence or induce someone to believe or do something

made of a mind to

made you of a mind to

led by the nose

twisted one's arm

turned one's head

propagandized^US

proselytized^US

gained confidence of

caused to believe

twisted someone's arm

turned somebody on to

made someone see the light

brought to reason

propagandised^UK

pressured someone into

pressurized into

proselytised^UK

pressed someone into

brought to senses

reasoned someone into

shown one the error of their ways

showed one the error of their ways

shown someone the error of their ways

showed someone the error of their ways

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“The prepared reader realizes that Milne's lavender clouds and fluffs of heather are words that predispose the reader to accept the ache of escape.”

Verb

Past tense for to put someone at risk of a specified attitude, action, or condition

made susceptible

made vulnerable

made susceptible to

made vulnerable to

“Their malnourished bodies predispose them to illness.”

Verb

Past tense for to determine or decide in advance

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