How to pronounce “prone” in English

prone to.

error-prone.

was prone to, why he never considered going into something that everybody seemed to be doing at that time?

are prone to having pain in those regions.

already prone to depression uh or mood change I I've met several people who can

Anxiety prone and sensitive versus full of energy and lively.

But prone to insanity either way.

make you more prone to violence.

Governments in earthquake-prone regions can prepare now to protect people better in the future.

So we are all prone to having favorites.

We are just prone to this kind of wishful thinking and and convince ourselves, our posterior, that this is what we wanted to do all along.

So under earthquake prone buildings, for example, or in concert halls, we actually suspend big structures

So it's very prone to having these mutations.

women are particularly prone to them.

into the drought-prone southern plains.

Black people are prone to crime.

You are more prone to undermine those who are less experienced And the inspiration that got me to think about this was

in the most drought-prone areas of Maharashtra.

Our teenagers are especially prone to impulsive acts.

We are prone to conflicts of interest outside of our awareness.

I was more prone to grab sugary things and junk to artificially power me through my exhaustion.

You're more prone to fight.

sociable are anxiety prone, more apt to be anxiety prone and sensitive.

They were Disney prone, and very way too much imaginings of this dream girl in my life.

They're prone to despair.

at least as prone to mob law, as anything that happened to me.

We're prone to divide the world into "us" versus "them."

And so we are prone to divide the world into "us" versus "them."

more disease prone.

They're prone to blistering.

Soviet soldiers were prone to theft and rape over the border and very soon economic imbalances between the two sides led to a lot of smuggling and migration.

They're not naturally prone to love Wall Street.

So they measure boredom proneness.

But some oils were extremely flammable and prone to spontaneous combustion.

But you'd be more prone to hypoglycemia when you take the insulin.

Humans are intrinsically less addicted-prone than most creatures.

I try to convince that defendants are prone to make inevitable choices due to their state of mind

It's one that makes us prone to creating a knowledge monoculture, what I think is a knowledge monoculture.

And you guys are particularly prone to it because you do highly, highly intellectual work, you know?

Our human communication is very prone to errors.

So environmentalists have often been prone to these kinds of pessimistic predictions about the terrible catastrophe there's right around the corner if we don't take action.

I'm a person that is prone to getting nervous.

We know that they're prone to illusions.

There's something about the world that makes it prone to those upheavals.

I'm prone to just introversion anyway.

on the streets, being prone to sexual exploitation, um being housed um

The most active, earthquake-prone faults sit at the edges of tectonic plates— those massive slabs of crust and bits of the upper mantle that surf atop the lower mantle.

make people more open to risk taking and less prone to anxiety?

And I'm one of those people that I'm prone on getting bored easily.