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Verb: indispose  ,in-di'spowz
  1. Make unwilling
    - disincline
     
  2. Make unfit or unsuitable
    - disqualify, unfit
     
  3. Cause to feel unwell
    "She was indisposed"

Derived forms: indisposing, indisposes, indisposed

Type of: alter, change, determine, influence, modify, mold [N. Amer], mould [Brit, Cdn], regulate, shape

Antonym: dispose

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indiscrete
indiscretion
indiscriminate
indiscriminately
indiscriminating
indiscrimination
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indispensable
indispensableness
indispensably
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indisputability
indisputable
indisputably
indissoluble
indissolubly
indistinct
indistinctive
indistinctly