Word of the day: “penchant”
penchant \PEN-chunt\, noun:
Inclination; decided taste; a strong liking. Origin: Penchant comes from the present participle of French pencher, “to incline, to bend,” from (assumed) Late Latin pendicare, “to lean,” from Latin pendere, “to weigh.” Example Sentence: I have a penchant for learning new languages.
Source: Dictionary.com
