Disinclined is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISINCLINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISINCLINE, to make unwilling
ADJECTIVE:
• unwilling; reluctant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• unwilling because of mild dislike or disapproval

Words related to DISINCLINED

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How to use DISINCLINED in a sentence

• He seemed to be disinclined to talk about his recent movements.
• Disinclined to borrow books, he was especially averse to lending.
• And then, merely because he was sleepy and disinclined to struggle with a combination lock, he had stuck the will in the book he was reading.
• Though he had been very much interested in the plan the day before, he now felt disinclined to go.
• But she did not argue further about it, as a nervous headache disinclined her from debate.
• This very aloofness of spirit disinclined her for the company of the others after the meal was finished.
• My impression is, that Miss Gourlay is disinclined to the alliance.
• And now, remembering his shabby person, he felt disinclined to go up to the house and demand to see Miss Chesterton.
• Repulsed from Sparta, which was disinclined to so distant an expedition, he applied for aid to cities on which he had a special claim.
• He seemed disinclined to commit himself to anything approaching intimacy, and that attitude of his filled her with misgiving.
• There is a great deal of feeling in the country, now that my brother is one of them, and I myself am known not to be disinclined towards them.
• Their most pressing need now would appear to be money, for many are unemployed and many others disinclined to work.
• I was depressed and disinclined for sight-seeing, and did not go, which I regretted afterward, as all strong exhibitions of public feeling are curious and interesting.
• Indians have been as a rule disinclined to invest their money in commerce or industry or in scientific forms of agriculture.
• Friends will fall away from him because of his being less pleasant company, just as we ourselves are disinclined to make companions of those who are either poor or poorly.
• Always languid, toward night he generally felt especially disinclined to any bodily or mental exertion.
• They included many who had revolted from the narrow social laws of European countries, and were disinclined to live peaceably within the bounds of any organized society.
• The king is not disinclined to grant his request, but is overruled by his councillors, who profit by his weakness and rule in his name.
• Nearly all the country gentlemen had left town, and those that remained were generally disinclined to enter upon this momentous question.
• At first Roberts was disinclined for the pirate life, but soon changed his mind.
• After breakfast Meldon settled himself in a comfortable chair on the lawn, and was disinclined to move from it.
• Adverse, disinclined, indisposed, loath, reluctant, slow, unwilling.
• He is too heavy on his feet for physical work, as a general rule, and is also too much disinclined to physical effort.
• Energetic and alert mentally, but rather disinclined to physical effort.
• It was apparent, that she was disinclined to match the horses.
• Even of other infants some, especially females, are made away with in a similar manner when the mother is disinclined to support it.
• But, rather characteristically, she was disinclined to ask.
• Robert Martin would never have proceeded so far, if he had not felt persuaded of her not being disinclined to him.
• White had been driven by his anger to be for the moment the ally of Macleod, he was not disinclined to take the other side now and let Miss White have her own will.
• He hardly knew what to reply, yet was evidently disinclined to the adventure.

Similar words containing INCLIN without suffix ed and without prefix dis

incline9 inclined11 incliner10 inclines10 incliners11 inclining12 disincline13 inclinable14 inclinings13 disinclines14 inclination13 inclinatory16 disinclining16 inclinations14 inclinatoria14 inclinometer16 overinclined18 inclinational15 inclinatorium17 inclinometers17 disinclination17 inclinableness18 disinclinations18

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