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dis|posed — «dihs POHZD», adjective. willing; inclined: »Most young boys are more disposed to play than to study. The manager of this store is well disposed toward young people … Useful english dictionary
ill-dis|posed — «IHL dihs POHZD», adjective. unfriendly; unfavorable … Useful english dictionary
un|dis|posed — «UHN dihs POHZD», adjective. 1. not disposed (of): »goods remaining undisposed of. 2. Obsolete. a) indisposed. b) disinclined … Useful english dictionary
well-dis|posed — «WEHL dihs POHZD», adjective. 1. favorably or kindly disposed: »The city government is well disposed toward the project. 2. = well meaning. (Cf. ↑well meaning) 3. rightly or properly disposed … Useful english dictionary
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posed — com·posed; com·posed·ness; dis·posed; ex·posed; ex·posed·ness; in·dis·posed; in·dis·posed·ness; mal·posed; pur·posed·ly; sup·posed; un·posed; … English syllables
dis|com|pose — «DIHS kuhm POHZ», transitive verb, posed, pos|ing. 1. to disturb the self possession of; make uneasy; ruffle: »The grins of his friends discomposed him when he tried to make his report before the class. SYNONYM(S): agitate, disquiet, confuse. 2 … Useful english dictionary
in|dis|pose — «IHN dihs POHZ», transitive verb, posed, pos|ing. 1. to make unwilling; make not inclined: »Hot weather indisposes a person to work hard. SYNONYM(S): disincline. 2. to make unfit or unable. SYNONYM(S) … Useful english dictionary
