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i. (Latin propendeo = to hang forward: pro = forward, and pendeo = to hang.] [PROPENSE.] To incline to anything; to have a propensity to anything. "My sprightly brethren, I propend to you, In resolution to keep Helen still." Shakesp.: Troilus and Cre ida , ii. 3. †pro-pen-den-çỹ (1), s . [Eng. propenden ( t ); -cy .] A pensity. leaning or disposition toward anything; a protpro-pěn-den-çỹ (2), s . [Lat. pro =forward, and pen do =to weigh.] Careful deliberation or consideration. "That attention, and pro pendency of actions."- Hale : Orig. of Mankind.