dis·in·clined

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• dis|in|clined — «DIHS ihn KLYND», adjective. unwilling; averse: »The lazy boy was disinclined to clean up his room. SYNONYM(S): loath …   Useful english dictionary

• dis|in|cline — «DIHS ihn KLYN», verb, clined, clin|ing. –v.t. to make unwilling; turn away; alienate: »to disincline one s affections. The hard rain disinclined him to go. –v.i. to be unwilling: »Many hobos disincline to work …   Useful english dictionary

• disinclined — dis|in|clined [ˌdısınˈklaınd] adj be/feel disinclined to do sth formal to be unwilling to do something = ↑reluctant ▪ I was disinclined to talk to Stephen about it …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• disinclined — dis|in|clined [ ,dısın klaınd ] adjective FORMAL unwilling to do something: RELUCTANT …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• disincline — dis•in•cline [[t]ˌdɪs ɪnˈklaɪn[/t]] v. t. clined, clin•ing to make unwilling …   From formal English to slang