disposed
adjectiveWilling or having a tendency to do something.
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Clear all filtersaverse
adjectiveStrongly disinclined or opposed to something.
benevolent
adjectiveKindly and disposed to help others.
Kindly and helpful
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captious
adjectiveDisposed to find petty faults or raise objections.
disinclined
adjectiveUnwilling or reluctant because of a lack of interest or a mild dislike.
divest
verbTo strip away, relinquish, or dispose of a possession or responsibility.
inclined
adjectiveHaving a tendency or willingness to think or act in a particular way.
indisposed
adjectiveSlightly unwell or unable to take part.
liable
adjectiveLikely or exposed to the possibility of something, often an unfavorable outcome.
loath
adjectiveUnwilling or reluctant.
predispose
verbTo make someone or something more likely to respond or develop in a particular way.
prone
adjectiveLikely to experience something or behave in a particular way.
susceptible
adjectiveReadily affected or influenced by something.
One word family: also includes susceptibility.
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