disinclination in Irish
disinclination in Irish is leisce — disinclination means a mild unwillingness or lack of desire to do something.
disinclination in Irish
leisce
The state of being disinclined; want of propensity, desire, or affection; slight aversion or dislike
What does "disinclination" mean?
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noun A mild unwillingness or lack of desire to do something.
"He showed a marked disinclination to speak."
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disinclination in a sentence
- He showed a marked disinclination to speak.
- I notice in you a chronic disinclination to take me seriously, Louis. It is really—to an Englishman—almost painful.
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What is "disinclination" in Irish?
"disinclination" in Irish is leisce. disinclination means: A mild unwillingness or lack of desire to do something.
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