predilection

have a predilection for opera

your predilection for pretty girls.

a strong predilection for anything French

a predilection for classical composers;

He has a predilection for rich food.

a child with a grown-up partiality for rare and expensive foods.See Synonyms at predilection

bitterness that has warped your judgment. See also Synonyms at incline ,predilection

Some have speculated that it appeals to Chinese people's predilection for categorization.

Predilection for sour mash doesn't make a man stupid.

This predilection for pointed fangs is not, however, how it has always been.

Pachyrhynchus weevils have a predilection for laying their eggs inside the fruit of a mangrove-dwelling plant called the fish-poison tree.

Also, depending on what type you have, supposedly, that may kind of trigger or have a predilection on what mosquitoes favor.

Fromthe first day of his rule Arcadio revealed his predilection for decrees.

Tommy murmured as the next verse began, hinting at the jumpy lady's further predilections.

It is a wonderfully flexible system, but without a consistent rule of law, companies are prey to the predilections of bureaucrats.

And others, like wimple piranhas, have specific dietary predilections, almost exclusively going after other fish's scales.

They seem, however, to have some predilection for the latter.