predisposed
What is another word for predisposed? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Adjective — Naturally inclined toward something, or more likely to develop it.
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How to use predisposed
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
genetically predisposed
predisposed to
predisposed toward
Etymology
From pre- (\"before\") plus disposed.
Full origin of predisposed →Frequently asked questions
What does “predisposed” mean?
The word “predisposed” means naturally inclined toward something, or more likely to develop it. In plain terms, already leaning toward something before anything actually happens — could be a personality trait or a medical risk.
How do you use “predisposed” in a sentence?
Here is “predisposed” used in a sentence: “People with a family history of the condition may be predisposed to develop it themselves.”
What part of speech is “predisposed”?
“Predisposed” is an adjective.
