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Definition of indisposition - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalRare UK mild illness or lack of healthRare UK
- Her indisposition kept her from attending the meeting..
2.
emotionRare UK reluctance to do somethingRare UK
- His indisposition to join the meeting was evident.
Origin of indisposition
Latin, indispositus (not arranged)
Examples of indisposition in a sentence
She apologized for her indisposition and promised to reschedule. Her indisposition to speak in public was clear. There was a noticeable indisposition to change the policy.
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- French:indisposition, réticence, ...
- German:Unwohlsein, Widerwille, ...
- Italian:malessere, riluttanza, ...
- Spanish:malestar, desgana, ...
- Portuguese:indisposição, relutância, ...
- Chinese:小病, 不情愿, ...
- Japanese:体調不良, 気乗りしなさ, ...
- Arabic:وَعْكَة صِحِّيَّة, تَرَدُّد, ...
- Hebrew:חֹלִי קַל, חֹסֶר רָצוֹן, ...
- Russian:недомогание, нежелание, ...
- Ukrainian:нездужання, небажання, ...
- Hindi:अस्वस्थता, अनिच्छा, ...
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