Definition of "disinclination" [dis•in•cli•na•tion]

• A lack of inclination; a mild aversion or reluctance. (noun)

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• "Raising taxes to redistribute wealth in the present ignores the long-term disinclination to work hard in the long term"
• "“Raising taxes to redistribute wealth in the present ignores the long-term disinclination to work hard in the long term” was the worst one."
• "Also: Raising taxes to redistribute wealth in the present ignores the long-term disinclination to work hard in the long term; contrasted with giving companies leeway to run rampant in the present ignores the long-term sacrifice of the power of the people to the hands of said companies."