disposed to

Frequency: 8.018.5 per million words

Indicates an inclination or willingness to do something.

disposeddisposed + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • She seems well disposed to our proposal.
  • After a good meal, I felt more favourably disposed to hearing his request.
  • He is not disposed to argue about the matter.
  • The judge was kindly disposed to the first-time offender and gave a lighter sentence.
  • Are you disposed to help us with the charity event this weekend?
  • Humans are naturally disposed to seek out social connections.
  • The board of directors was not disposed to approve such a risky investment.
  • I'm not mentally disposed to dealing with complex emotional problems right now.
  • Having studied the evidence, the jury seemed disposed to believe the witness.
  • A leader should be disposed to listen to all points of view before making a decision.