indisposed
adjectiveSlightly unwell or unable to take part.
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Clear all filtersSlightly unwell or unable to take part.
Beyond reasonable doubt or disagreement.
Beyond reasonable doubt
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Not clear enough to be readily perceived or understood.
So similar that a meaningful difference cannot be recognized.
Inclined to avoid work or exertion.
One word family: also includes indolence.
To persuade someone or bring about a particular response.
Something that persuades or motivates someone to act.
Giving in to a desire or allowing oneself a pleasure.
Overly willing to satisfy someone's wishes or excuse their behavior.
The state of being intoxicated by alcohol.
Impossible to avoid or escape.
Lacking skill or competence.
A difference in amount, status, treatment, or opportunity between people or things.
Unfair or unequal in an unjust way.
Unfairness or an instance of unequal treatment.
Inactive or lacking the ability or tendency to move or act.
Certain to occur or impossible to avoid.
Continuing relentlessly and not yielding to persuasion or resistance.
Difficult or impossible to explain.
Without an explanation
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So closely connected or entangled that separation is difficult or impossible.
Incapable of error or failure.
To reach a conclusion from evidence or reasoning.
A conclusion reached from evidence or reasoning rather than stated directly.
Unfaithfulness to a partner, commitment, or trust.
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