Indisposition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDISPOSITION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the condition of being indisposed
• mild illness
• lack of enthusiasm or inclination; reluctance
• The state of being indisposed; disinclination; as, the indisposition of two substances to combine.
• A slight disorder or illness.
• a slight illness
• a certain degree of unwillingness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the condition of being indisposed;; disinclination; a usually slight illness

Words related to INDISPOSITION

indisposed14

Words that contain INDISPOSITION

indispositions17

How to use INDISPOSITION in a sentence

• Wilberforce, who was now recovered from his severe indisposition, had found one or two others.
• They all shewed evident marks of kind concern about him, with which he was much pleased, and he exerted himself to be as entertaining as his indisposition allowed him.
• Bishop had recovered from her indisposition, and that Miss Bishop would be down immediately.
• The two guests expressed their regret at this unfortunate indisposition, but each felt a degree of embarrassment at the absence of Mrs Keswick.
• I sank back in my canoe, in a state of apathy and lassitude, partly from the heat, and partly from indisposition.
• The completion of the piece having been interrupted by indisposition, was devolved upon his friend Southerne, who revised and concluded the last act.
• The apprenticeship will not have so beneficial an effect as he hoped it would, on account of an indisposition on the part of many of the planters to abide by its regulations.
• It may be impossible for you, as well from indisposition as doubt, so soon to receive me to absolute favour as my heart wishes to be received.
• My sister is indisposed, but will visit you when her indisposition will permit.
• You return home, you have frantically hurried your Norman horse, and have neither prevented an indisposition of the animal, nor an indisposition of your wife.
• Fox, and will not believe the indisposition, which confines him to his bed, not to be a feigned one.
• This idleness shows something of indisposition, I take it.
• There is no greater cruelty than that of allowing a sick person to imagine that, but for his ill-timed indisposition, you might be able to go here or there, or to do this or that.
• Neven being unable to travel from indisposition, I resolved on passing the day to await the issue, deeming his malady to be of no very serious nature.
• A few minutes after, she complained of sudden indisposition, and left the room, and she did not return that evening.
• The indisposition of Lucy was not materially diminished by the circumstances following the successful effort to persuade the landlord to the rescue of Ralph Colleton.
• Engel, the sympathetic widow who sat next to him, and whose sympathy he began, in the enlightenment of his indisposition, to distrust.
• Gallatin, not from any indisposition towards you, but extreme reverence to the character of Mr.
• I have been drawn here, in spite of indisposition, by the magnet of your love and sympathy.
• He had continued with the old society from indisposition to disturb himself rather than from sympathy with its teachings, or regard for its interests.
• By CLAUDE HALCRO, 489 Stanzas to my Three Departed Sisters, 556 Stanzas Written in Indisposition.
• With the indisposition for physical effort comes activity of the imagination.
• But, that I may not add to her indisposition, by any rough or boisterous behaviour, I will be as soft and gentle as the dove herself in my addresses to her.
• Being obliged to postpone their departure for ten days, in consequence of the indisposition of Hateeta, Dr.
• I recovered completely from my indisposition, and was able to enjoy the beautiful evening.
• Yet when she was quite dressed and her mirror bade her take courage she sat down and wrote a note of apology pleading a sudden indisposition.
• Hancock then wrote and apologized for not greeting the President owing to an unfortunate indisposition.
• He was seized by some indisposition of the stomach which compelled him to return to Manila and take to his bed.
• This indisposition arises from the peculiar construction of novels.

Similar words containing DISPOSI without suffix tion and without prefix in

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