Converse of object

• have: Foreign banks do not have a proclivity nor do they really feel an interest or need to go down market.

• demonstrate: Furthermore, Jeremiah does not elsewhere demonstrate a proclivity for making such specific predictions.

Adjective modifier

• ideological: And that primitivism, shorn of all its ideological proclivities, is better off with another name.

• political: As to contemporary issues, the book concludes in a way that hardly matches my own political proclivities.

• personal: There's nothing overtly broken with the game, but you may love or hate certain aspects of it depending on your personal proclivities.

• natural: Janardhana was, by instinct and natural proclivity, a person who wanted to talk to families on a personal basis.

Noun used with modifier

• hunting: This was long the residence of John Peel, yeoman, whose hunting proclivities were well known throughout the whole north country.