disposition in Latin
disposition in Latin is indoles, ingenium, natura — disposition means a person's natural way of feeling, thinking, or behaving; temperament.
disposition in Latin
indoles
Tendency or inclination under given circumstances.
ingenium
Tendency or inclination under given circumstances.
natura
Tendency or inclination under given circumstances.
What does "disposition" mean?
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noun A person's natural way of feeling, thinking, or behaving; temperament.
"She has a cheerful disposition even under pressure."
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noun The arrangement or placement of things, or the final settlement of a matter, such as property or a legal case.
"The will set out the disposition of his estate among his children."
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disposition in a sentence
- She has a cheerful disposition even under pressure.
- His calm disposition made him a natural mediator.
- The will set out the disposition of his estate among his children.
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What is "disposition" in Latin?
"disposition" in Latin is indoles, ingenium, natura. disposition means: A person's natural way of feeling, thinking, or behaving; temperament.
How do you use "disposition" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a cheerful disposition even under pressure." In Latin, "disposition" is indoles, ingenium, natura.
Are there other ways to say "disposition" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "disposition": indoles, ingenium, natura.
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