v. 1 to pay attention; 2 have a tendency or disposition to do or be something; be inclined
Gossip tends to circulate quickly.
Gossip tends to circulate quickly.
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Joseph tends to run around the house busting things when he has a fit.
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The dog tends to slobber all over his chew toys.
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She tends to gravitate to indoor sports.
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She tends to harp on his mistakes.
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He tends to categorize people.
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My dad tends to get preachy.
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Max tends to be a little what with how he describes things?
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Dimitri tends to be venturesome sometimes.
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The word maiden tends to collocate with the word voyage.
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A open and clear communication climate tends to increase productivity.
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She tends to idealize what life as a princess would be.
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He used paint that tends toward bubbling and peeling over time.
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The politician tends to equivocate when asked a hard question.
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Misty's Psyduck hasn't always been easy to take care of. Psyduck tends to get?
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attended; minded;cared for
neglected; abandoned
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