Inclination 

One's desire, reason, or drive to do something. Often can be used in the case where one would want a "reimbursement" for his or her actions. I.E. Incentive.

Inclination: example.

Abby: Say, could you drop by my house and give Steve and I a ride to the movies? I don't have a car and his is in the shop.
James: I'm not exactly inclined to do that, seeing as you just dumped me this morning. Later, bitch!

Inclination by Colonel Lol August 19, 2008

i hate you with the inclination an ape has sex with 

A more inteligent way of saying i hate you with the passion a monkey has sex with. Said to people you really dislike.

God nicole i hate you with the inclination an ape has sex with. You don't have to be such a bitch

i hate you with the inclination an ape has sex with by Haley ann January 14, 2008

forward inclination 

Of a person; The act of stooping or bending ones head or body forward and downward.

Of an object; Leaning forward or sloped.

In speech; The incline into a topic before bringing it up.

The forward inclination of a radio wave is called a wavetilt.

Add some more forward inclination to the ramp.

He gave a lot of forward inclination before bringing up that he was trying out for the baseball team.

forward inclination by MPWHart July 7, 2011

incarnation 

Incarnation literally means embodied in flesh or taking on flesh. It refers to the conception and birth of a sentient being who is the material manifestation of an entity, god or force whose original nature is immaterial. In its religious context the word is used to mean the descent from Heaven of a god, or divine being in human/animal form on Earth

Jimmy Novak is the incarnation of Castiel.

incarnation by Roccosanchez August 14, 2016

Nos Inclinatis 

Nos Inclinatis; established in in the 19th century. The present WeShift, “Nos” meaning We and “Inclinatis” meaning Shift.

Join nos Inclinatis on Facebook

Nos Inclinatis by The random word adder January 29, 2019

Incitation 

An invitation to a less than savory affair, typically driven by anger and/or despair.

"We need to have a party for Trumps inauguration"

"I'll send out the incitations"

Incitation by Rachiez726570 January 17, 2017

inclamation 

The opposite of an exclamation. A passive or apathetic verbal response indicating said apathy, often an interjection, such as "meh".

"I really dislike the use of the inclamation, 'meh'."

inclamation by drfrogsplat May 15, 2007