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[Adjective] | "in*dis*posed" | \ ˌin-di-ˈspōzd \
1: slightly ill —often used to politely excuse someone's absence without giving a specific reason
2: averse —usually followed by to + a verb
Origin: 15th century ;
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[Verb] | "in*dis*pose" | \ ˌin-di-ˈspōz \
1: to make unfit : disqualify
2: to make averse : disincline
3: to cause to be in poor physical health
Origin: 1653 ;
Probably back-formation from indisposed;
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[Adjective] | "indisposed"
1: slow to begin or proceed with a course of action because of doubts or uncertainty;
* e.g., " ... one person in our reading group is very indisposed to suggesting a book "
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[ "Indisposed" ]
1: Polite way of telling a business contact that you couldn't answer the phone because you were dropping a deuce (aka pinching off a loaf, going number two, shooting submarines).
* e.g., ... Sorry I couldn't answer your call. I was indisposed at the moment.
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