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   In·dis·po·si·tion

   /ˌinˌdispəˈziSH(ə)n/

   

   noun

   • 1. mild illness: "she was chiefly confined by indisposition to her bedroom" Similar illnessailmentdisordersicknessafflictionmaladyinfirmitymalaisediseaseinfectionupsetconditioncomplaintproblemtroubleill healthinformal:bugviruslurgywogreluctanceunwillingnessdisinclinationunpreparednessslownesshesitationhesitancyaversionresistanceoppositionnervousness aboutantipathy towarddislike ofdistaste forlack of enthusiasm forOpposite willingness
   • 2. lack of enthusiasm or inclination; reluctance: "indisposition to motion, exertion, or change"

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