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Definition of disposition
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Disposition
(n.)
Tendency
to any
action
or state
resulting
from
natural
constitution;
nature;
quality;
as, a
disposition
in
plants
to grow in a
direction
upward;
a
disposition
in
bodies
to
putrefaction..
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Economy
::
Economy
(n.)
Thrifty
and
frugal
housekeeping;
management
without
loss or
waste;
frugality
in
expenditure;
prudence
and
disposition
to save; as, a
housekeeper
accustomed
to
economy
but not to
parsimony..
Spontaneous
::
Spontaneous
(a.)
Proceding
from
natural
feeling,
temperament,
or
disposition,
or from a
native
internal
proneness,
readiness,
or
tendency,
without
constraint;
as, a
spontaneous
gift or
proportion..
Levelism
::
Levelism
(n.) The
disposition
or
endeavor
to level all
distinctions
of rank in
society.
Sunny
::
Sunny
(superl.)
Cheerful;
genial;
as, a sunny
disposition..
Ordonnance
::
Ordonnance
(n.) The
disposition
of the parts of any
composition
with
regard
to one
another
and the
whole.
Malice
::
Malice
(n.)
Enmity
of
heart;
malevolence;
ill will; a
spirit
delighting
in harm or
misfortune
to
another;
a
disposition
to
injure
another;
a
malignant
design
of evil.
Diction
::
Diction
(n.)
Choice
of words for the
expression
of
ideas;
the
construction,
disposition,
and
application
of words in
discourse,
with
regard
to
clearness,
accuracy,
variety,
etc.; mode of
expression;
language;
as, the
diction
of
Chaucer's
poems..
Revenge
::
Revenge
(n.) The
disposition
to
revenge;
a
malignant
wishing
of evil to one who has done us an
injury.
Amicable
::
Amicable
(a.)
Friendly;
proceeding
from, or
exhibiting,
friendliness;
after the
manner
of
friends;
peaceable;
as, an
amicable
disposition,
or
arrangement..
Like-minded
::
Like-minded
(a.)
Having
a like
disposition
or
purpose;
of the same mind.
Complaisance
::
Complaisance
(n.)
Disposition
to
please
or
oblige;
obliging
compliance
with the
wishes
of
others;
a
deportment
indicative
of a
desire
to
please;
courtesy;
civility.
Turtledove
::
Turtledove
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
pigeons
belonging
to
Turtur
and
allied
genera,
native
of
various
parts of the Old
World;
especially,
the
common
European
species
(Turtur
vulgaris),
which is noted for its
plaintive
note,
affectionate
disposition,
and
devotion
to its
mate..
Inimical
::
Inimical
(a.)
Having
the
disposition
or
temper
of an
enemy;
unfriendly;
unfavorable;
--
chiefly
applied
to
private,
as
hostile
is to
public,
enmity..
Laudable
::
Laudable
(v. i.)
Healthy;
salubrious;
normal;
having
a
disposition
to
promote
healing;
not
noxious;
as,
laudable
juices
of the body;
laudable
pus..
Satanism
::
Satanism
(n.) The evil and
malicious
disposition
of
Satan;
a
diabolical
spirit.
Ready
::
Ready
(superl.)
Prepared
in mind or
disposition;
not
reluctant;
willing;
free;
inclined;
disposed.
Clement
::
Clement
(a.) Mild in
temper
and
disposition;
merciful;
compassionate.
Notion
::
Notion
()
Inclination;
intention;
disposition;
as, I have a
notion
to do it..
Charity
::
Charity
(n.)
Liberality
in
judging
of men and their
actions;
a
disposition
which
inclines
men to put the best
construction
on the words and
actions
of
others.
Dishonesty
::
Dishonesty
(n.) Want of
honesty,
probity,
or
integrity
in
principle;
want of
fairness
and
straightforwardness;
a
disposition
to
defraud,
deceive,
or
betray;
faithlessness..
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