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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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Table
::
Table (n.) The
arrangement
or
disposition
of the lines which
appear
on the
inside
of the hand.
Compliancy
::
Compliancy
(n.)
Compliance;
disposition
to yield to
others.
Inquisitiveness
::
Inquisitiveness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
inquisitive;
the
disposition
to seek
explanation
and
information;
curiosity
to learn what is
unknown;
esp.,
uncontrolled
and
impertinent
curiosity..
Constitutionally
::
Constitutionally
(adv.)
In
accordance
with the
constitution
or
natural
disposition
of the mind or body;
naturally;
as, he was
constitutionally
timid..
Polaristic
::
Polaristic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
exhibiting,
poles;
having
a polar
arrangement
or
disposition;
arising
from, or
dependent
upon, the
possession
of poles or polar
characteristics;
as,
polaristic
antagonism..
Chiromancy
::
Chiromancy
(n.) The art or
practice
of
foretelling
events,
or of
telling
the
fortunes
or the
disposition
of
persons
by
inspecting
the hand;
palmistry..
Benevolence
::
Benevolence
(n.) The
disposition
to do good; good will;
charitableness;
love of
mankind,
accompanied
with a
desire
to
promote
their
happiness..
Conservatism
::
Conservatism
(n.) The
disposition
and
tendency
to
preserve
what is
established;
opposition
to
change;
the habit of mind; or
conduct,
of a
conservative..
Like-minded
::
Like-minded
(a.)
Having
a like
disposition
or
purpose;
of the same mind.
Laudable
::
Laudable
(v. i.)
Healthy;
salubrious;
normal;
having
a
disposition
to
promote
healing;
not
noxious;
as,
laudable
juices
of the body;
laudable
pus..
Disarm
::
Disarm
(v. t.) To
deprive
of the means or the
disposition
to harm; to
render
harmless
or
innocuous;
as, to
disarm
a man's
wrath..
Kindly
::
Kindly
(adv.)
In a kind
manner;
congenially;
with good will; with a
disposition
to make
others
happy,
or to
oblige..
Geotropism
::
Geotropism
(n.) A
disposition
to turn or
incline
towards
the
earth;
the
influence
of
gravity
in
determining
the
direction
of
growth
of an
organ.
Disorder
::
Disorder
(v. t.) To
disturb
or
interrupt
the
regular
and
natural
functions
of
(either
body or
mind);
to
produce
sickness
or
indisposition
in; to
discompose;
to
derange;
as, to
disorder
the head or
stomach..
Malady
::
Malady
(n.) Any
disease
of the human body; a
distemper,
disorder,
or
indisposition,
proceeding
from
impaired,
defective,
or
morbid
organic
functions;
especially,
a
lingering
or
deep-seated
disorder..
Congenial
::
Congenial
(a.)
Naturally
adapted;
suited
to the
disposition.
Lenient
::
Lenient
(a.) Mild;
clement;
merciful;
not
rigorous
or
severe;
as, a
lenient
disposition;
a
lenient
judge or
sentence..
Longanimity
::
Longanimity
(n.)
Disposition
to bear
injuries
patiently;
forbearance;
patience.
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..
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