predisposed in Russian
predisposed in Russian is предрасполо́женный, скло́нный, восприи́мчивый — predisposed means naturally inclined toward something, or more likely to develop it.
predisposed in Russian
What does "predisposed" mean?
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adjective Naturally inclined toward something, or more likely to develop it.
"People with a family history of the condition may be predisposed to develop it themselves."
predisposed in a sentence
- People with a family history of the condition may be predisposed to develop it themselves.
- She was predisposed to trust him from the moment they met.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "predisposed" in Russian?
"predisposed" in Russian is предрасполо́женный, скло́нный, восприи́мчивый. predisposed means: Naturally inclined toward something, or more likely to develop it.
How do you pronounce предрасполо́женный?
"predisposed" in Russian is предрасполо́женный, pronounced "predraspolozhennyy".
How do you use "predisposed" in a sentence?
Example: "People with a family history of the condition may be predisposed to develop it themselves." In Russian, "predisposed" is предрасполо́женный, скло́нный, восприи́мчивый.
Are there other ways to say "predisposed" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "predisposed": предрасполо́женный, скло́нный, восприи́мчивый.