Predisposed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREDISPOSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PREDISPOSE, to dispose in advance
• make someone liable or inclined to a specified attitude, action, or condition
ADJECTIVE:
• made susceptible

Words related to PREDISPOSED

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How to use PREDISPOSED in a sentence

• The annals of the disease which predisposed Theodore Siddle to crime went back many years.
• The extreme dejection of spirits, consequent upon her persecuted loneliness, had predisposed her to disease in the first place, and aggravated its character when it came.
• Besides this, they were predisposed to sympathize with the ideal of solidarity and Industrial Democracy for which their own union had stood from the beginning.
• The moral support and occasional financial aid given his paper by members of the Liberty party undoubtedly predisposed him favorably to their opinions.
• It was from being taught, in this way, to love the flowers of the country, that I Cultivated sympathies which pre-disposed me to love city flowers.
• The French nation, predisposed to skepticism by its prevailing acuteness, has never lacked representatives of skeptical philosophy.
• In fact, what he wanted was to call out the opinions of the old physician by a show of opposition, being already predisposed to agree with many of them.
• Feet with high and contracted heels are also predisposed to corn.
• In this case the blood is already in that state in which it is predisposed to the disease.
• Mankind are always predisposed to believe that any subjective feeling, not otherwise accounted for, is a revelation of some objective reality.
• What we have to remember is that the new doctrine itself will never come, except to spirits predisposed to their own liberation.
• Browning had in it a decidedly mystical vein, which predisposed her to believe in any communication between our world and that of the spirits.
• The conjugal catastrophe may be compared to one of those high fevers which either carry off a predisposed subject or completely restore his health.
• The L9 odd was lost money found, and predisposed him to the arrangement proposed.
• His real religion was Vedântism and this, though not incompatible with sectarian worship, is predisposed to be impartial.
• Since society invented law it has never found a way to give an innocent prisoner an equal chance against a magistrate who is pre-disposed against him.
• They would be predisposed in favor of a Catholic and follower of James.
• I avow then, that on this occasion, predisposed as I was to regard him very favourably, his manners and his personal presence scarcely pleased me more than at the first interview.
• Most of those who come to us are predisposed in favor of our institutions.
• Turner as one toward whom they were already highly predisposed, and Mr.
• It was with predisposed sympathy, therefore, that he looked for the first time on a specimen of Gothic architecture in its most august form.
• The renewed spectacle of his own wound had predisposed Robert to feel a great and tearful sympathy for himself.
• My uncle is a weak man, and has been predisposed against me from other circumstances.
• Unwonted exertion had exaggerated the lameness of some, and feebleness of moral purpose had predisposed the others to obtrusive musical exhibition.
• Each of these idols of the theatre is visible only on a single stage and to duly predisposed spectators.
• His early contact with Protestant theology may have predisposed him to that opinion.
• At which the son smiled, for something had of late come over the spirit of his dream that predisposed him singularly in favor of weddings.
• But in my case these perpetual tortures led to the development of a certain strength, which increased through exercise and predisposed my spirit to the habit of moral resistance.
• Such an example had a powerful influence upon all the rank and fashion of the time, already predisposed to a similar course.

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