indisposed
adjective [after verb, + to infinitive] (NOT WILLING) /ˌɪn.dɪˈspəʊzd/
/-ˈspoʊzd/ formalDefinition
› not willing: After their rude attitude in the past, we feel distinctly indisposed to help them now.Unwilling and reluctantReady and willingLacking interest and enthusiasm
(Definition of indisposed adjective (NOT WILLING) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- arsed adjective
- balk verb
- baulk verb, noun
- be blowed if... idiom
- be in no mood for sth/to do sth idiom
- begrudge verb
- compassion fatigue noun
- deign verb
- disinclination noun
- disinclined adjective
- disobliging adjective
- indisposition noun
- jib at sth phrasal verb (PERSON)
- loth
- not bring yourself to do something idiom
- not have any of it idiom
- not have the heart to do sth idiom
- not have the stomach for sth idiom
- unwilling adjective
- willy-nilly adverb
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Unwilling and reluctant
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