Disposed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISPOSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISPOSE, to arrange or settle
• get rid of by throwing away or giving or selling to someone else
• kill
• overcome (a rival or threat)
• consume (food or drink) quickly or enthusiastically
• incline (someone) towards a particular activity or mood
• arrange in a particular position
• determine the course of events
ADJECTIVE:
• willing or eager
• having made preparations
• (usually followed by `to\') naturally disposed toward
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put in place

Words related to DISPOSED

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How to use DISPOSED in a sentence

• In the meantime he encouraged his troops, disposed engines on the walls, and assigned to each man a particular part of the city to defend.
• He contented himself with humiliating, when he was disposed to punish.
• He felt all the disgrace of his adventure on the lake, and was disposed to wipe it out by his exploits on the rivers.
• The Emperor has always been disposed to pay great regard to the feelings and aspirations of nationalities.
• The count disposed of his jewel for its full value, and by his dexterity raised L1,000.
• The neighbouring gentry were kindly disposed, but probably not wholly sympathetic.
• He got up several times more, arranging things to his satisfaction and then threw himself upon the bed, disposed to keep his watch all night, if it was necessary.
• Robert was, of course, very friendly and disposed to be in all respects a good sister-in-law.
• The Araucanian maidens of Chili are disposed of with even less ceremony.
• We were disposed to think that, were it not for the force of public sentiment, he might declare himself against it.
• I asked the chief why his people disposed of their dead in that way.
• Day might himself have been disposed to give it, had he lived at a period so justly fastidious as the present.
• The drover should have a walking stick, a useful instrument at times in turning a sheep disposed to break off from the rest.
• At the same time he was kindly disposed to those of his countrymen who were still beneath the Papal yoke, and were suffering for their old allegiance.
• Smith could scarcely dare to disregard such orders at once, and Bonaparte was not yet disposed openly to confess failure by seeking terms.
• Massachusetts is relieved of the presence of a thousand criminal, or, at best, viciously disposed persons.
• Montausier, was safely disposed of at Saint Helena, and the ordinary ways of mortals had their place in the world again.
• Consequently, when the body suffered and was disposed to separate from the soul, the entire soul suffered.
• Of course, it is very easy for the teacher, if he is so disposed, to abuse this privilege also.
• Johnson, to be disposed of according to the intention of the subscribers after our arrival, Mr.
• She felt amiably disposed towards him since his intrusion closed a conversation causing her no little disturbance of mind.
• They are preserved and bound up in volumes, to be taken down and looked at when so disposed.
• Finding them kindly disposed towards her, she took up her abode amongst them in the calm seclusion of a remote Scotch town.
• A deed came to light showing that he disposed of the property before his death.
• Other questions with Spain have been disposed of or are under diplomatic consideration with a view to just and honorable settlement.
• But, sir, I am not disposed to fight over again battles now happily ended.

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