indispose

[US]/ˌɪndɪsˈpəʊz/
[UK]/ˌɪndɪˈspoʊz/

Translation

vt.to make someone feel unwell; to make unsuitable; to cause dislike
Word Forms
Third Person Singularindisposes
Present Participleindisposing
Past Tenseindisposed
Past Participleindisposed

Phrases & Collocations

indispose someone

indispose yourself

indispose to work

indispose from duty

indispose for today

indispose with fatigue

indispose by stress

indispose from travel

indispose for reasons

Example Sentences

his illness may indispose him for the meeting.

the weather might indispose us to go outside.

she was indisposed and couldn't attend the party.

traveling can indispose some people to work effectively.

he was indisposed due to a severe cold.

her stress might indispose her to make sound decisions.

they were indisposed by the unexpected news.

being indisposed can affect your performance at work.

she felt indisposed after the long flight.

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