verb
indispose
Indispose (verb) means to make someone or something unsuited or unable to do a task.
verb
1
To make someone or something unsuited or unable to do a task.
2
To make someone feel slightly unwell.
3
To make someone unwilling to do something.
"A love of pleasure indisposes the mind to severe study."
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Etymology
Comes from Middle French indisposer, made up of in- and dispose.
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What is the meaning of indispose?
"indispose" (verb) means to make someone or something unsuited or unable to do a task.
What is another word for indispose?
Other words for "indispose" include disqualify, disincline, unfit.
What is the opposite of indispose?
The opposite of "indispose" is dispose.
What are the different meanings of indispose?
"indispose" has 3 main meanings: 1. To make someone or something unsuited or unable to do a task; 2. To make someone feel slightly unwell; 3. To make someone unwilling to do something.
