INDISPOSE Meaning and
Definition
-
The verb indispose refers to causing someone to feel unwell or unfit, or to feel reluctant or unwilling to do something. It can also pertain to unsustainable or unfavorable circumstances. When used in relation to a person's physical state, indispose means to make them feel ill or unwell, often resulting in a decreased ability to perform their normal daily activities. This can manifest as various symptoms such as nausea, fatigue, or weakness. Indispose can also be used metaphorically in relation to one's mental or emotional state, suggesting a feeling of discomfort, unease, or reluctance towards a particular task, event, or situation.
In broader contexts, indispose can describe unfavorable circumstances that make it difficult or impossible for something to occur or be achieved. This can refer to both tangible and intangible factors that hinder progress or success. For instance, unfavorable weather conditions or technical problems can indispose the successful execution of an outdoor event. In a more abstract sense, external factors such as limited resources or lack of support can indispose the achievement of a goal or objective. In essence, indispose implies a state of being hindered or unfavorably predisposed towards something, whether it be physical, mental, or circumstantial.
-
To disincline; to make averse to; to disorder slightly, applied to health.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Common Misspellings for INDISPOSE
- undispose
- jndispose
- kndispose
- ondispose
- 9ndispose
- 8ndispose
- ibdispose
- imdispose
- ijdispose
- ihdispose
- insispose
- inxispose
- incispose
- infispose
- inrispose
- ineispose
- induspose
- indjspose
- indkspose
Etymology of INDISPOSE
The word indispose originated from the Latin term indisponere, which is a combination of the prefix in- meaning not, opposite and the verb disponere meaning to arrange, control. Over time, indisponere evolved into indisposer in Old French, and eventually into indispose in Middle English. The term indispose was first recorded in English around the 17th century, with its current meaning of to cause illness or discomfort.
Similar spelling words for INDISPOSE
- indiscreetly,
- indigo,
- indiscretion,
- indistinct,
- antispace,
- indisposed,
- indiscrete,
- indiscreet,
- in dispute,
- indiscipline,
- indisputable,
- indissoluble.
Conjugate verb Indispose
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have indisposed
you
would have indisposed
he/she/it
would have indisposed
we
would have indisposed
they
would have indisposed
I
would have indispose
you
would have indispose
he/she/it
would have indispose
we
would have indispose
they
would have indispose
CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
I
would have been indisposing
you
would have been indisposing
he/she/it
would have been indisposing
we
would have been indisposing
they
would have been indisposing
CONDITIONAL PRESENT
I
would indispose
you
would indispose
he/she/it
would indispose
we
would indispose
they
would indispose
CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
I
would be indisposing
you
would be indisposing
he/she/it
would be indisposing
we
would be indisposing
they
would be indisposing
FUTURE
I
will indispose
you
will indispose
he/she/it
will indispose
we
will indispose
they
will indispose
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be indisposing
you
will be indisposing
he/she/it
will be indisposing
we
will be indisposing
they
will be indisposing
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have indisposed
you
will have indisposed
he/she/it
will have indisposed
we
will have indisposed
they
will have indisposed
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been indisposing
you
will have been indisposing
he/she/it
will have been indisposing
we
will have been indisposing
they
will have been indisposing
IMPERATIVE
you
indispose
we
let´s indispose
to indispose
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was indisposing
you
were indisposing
he/she/it
was indisposing
we
were indisposing
they
were indisposing
PAST PARTICIPLE
indisposed
PAST PERFECT
I
had indisposed
you
had indisposed
he/she/it
had indisposed
we
had indisposed
they
had indisposed
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been indisposing
you
had been indisposing
he/she/it
had been indisposing
we
had been indisposing
they
had been indisposing
PRESENT
I
indispose
you
indispose
he/she/it
indisposes
we
indispose
they
indispose
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am indisposing
you
are indisposing
he/she/it
is indisposing
we
are indisposing
they
are indisposing
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
indisposing
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have indisposed
you
have indisposed
he/she/it
has indisposed
we
have indisposed
they
have indisposed
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been indisposing
you
have been indisposing
he/she/it
has been indisposing
we
have been indisposing
they
have been indisposing
PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE
he/she/it
indispose
SIMPLE PAST
I
indisposed
you
indisposed
he/she/it
indisposed
we
indisposed
they
indisposed
Infographic
Add the infographic to your website:
