Indisposed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDISPOSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INDISPOSE, to render indisposed
• make (someone) unfit for or unable to do something
• make (someone) averse to something.
ADJECTIVE:
• somewhat ill or prone to illness
• (usually followed by `to\') strongly opposed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• slightly ill

Words related to INDISPOSED

indispose12 indisposition16 indispositions17

Words that contain INDISPOSED

indisposedness18

How to use INDISPOSED in a sentence

• I was in a thoroughly bad temper and indisposed for conversation.
• In the month of November I was seriously indisposed for a considerable period.
• God has made women weaker than men, incapable of taking part in battles, indisposed to make riot and political disturbance.
• They were not, I believe, indisposed to gratify me, but were afraid of involving themselves.
• Each country will have great masses of soldiers waiting to return to industrial life, and will therefore be extremely indisposed to break up any existing productive organisation.
• Gillem intended to accompany them but was too indisposed to leave his tent.
• On the following morning, however, Nasmyth felt considerably indisposed, and it appeared evident he had taken a violent cold.
• All fair now, Belford! I insisted upon visiting my indisposed fair-one.
• They had been on their feet most of the day while grazing, were growing fat, and naturally were indisposed to severe exertion.
• Doubtless he was indisposed, or perhaps he would come still.
• Smith, myself, and half the men were at this time seriously indisposed.
• She had been somewhat indisposed on the preceding Friday, the consequence, I believe, of a sudden alarm.
• The French ships had returned to port the day before the gale, but the incident indisposed des Touches to risk his vessels at sea at that time.
• And I begin by observing that the text does not bear out the idea that he was one-sidedly reflective and indisposed to action.
• The hunters too, returned without any game, and seriously indisposed, so that nearly the whole party was now ill.
• It was evident, also, that she was indisposed to rise.
• The piece being finished, Corinne felt indisposed from emotion and fatigue.
• Phillis is the only one of us, whose concerns are of any immediate importance, but I am sorry to have to tell you that she is now seriously indisposed.
• The old man was greatly grieved, but Sidi Mohammed was indisposed and not able to speak with any one.
• You find your friend indisposed, and you are profuse in your expressions of sympathy, encouraging or suggesting fears, urging prompt medical help.
• The Carthaginians were weary of the war, and indisposed to make any farther sacrifices.
• It had developed that the Von Tielitzes could come, though the sister was slightly indisposed.
• I was at first indisposed to consider the proposition.
• She knew perfectly well what she ought to have done and she was singularly indisposed to do it.
• Benyowsky returns polite regrets that he is slightly indisposed, but hopes to give himself the pleasure later.
• Frau Kate said she was indisposed, and we ate supper without her.
• As for People of Quality or others, who are indisposed, and do not care to come in Person, I can interpret their Dreams by seeing their Water.
• Go and offer the lady cake and wine, and tell her that you had found me very much indisposed.
• Don Diego accepted the invitation, but when the appointed day came, having some suspicion of what was intended, he sent an excuse for his absence, on pretence of being indisposed.
• At first, the wild young couple were indisposed to stay much in the house.
• Indeed I am altogether indisposed for rest, as I have mentioned before.
• Not even the news that the star-guest of the hotel, Lord Partick, was suddenly indisposed and confined to his room could dash the new optimism of the place.
• Davis, of a commissioner, and yet the Governor unfortunately seems indisposed to listen to any application for a remedy to the existing evils.
• He who is only not indisposed, is little distant from actual illness.
• Perhaps the editor would receive her very coldly, and would tell her what a loss her story had been, and how indisposed he felt to go on with it.
• The troops were ready for war, but indisposed to mutiny.
• The Duke returned to Parts in December, and found the French not indisposed to some arrangement.
• Darnley went to Rochester the poor woman found herself thoroughly indisposed, and wholly incapable of rising at the accustomed hour.

Similar words containing DISPOS without suffix ed and without prefix in

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