Definition of "undisposed" [undisposed]

• Not settled, removed, or resolved: undisposed assets. (adjective)
• Disinclined; unwilling: undisposed to help us. (adjective)

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• "A poor lookout, thought Cadfael, shaking his head, for that small, sharp, dark creature, Cristina daughter of Tudur, if she required more of her husband than a goodnatured adolescent boy, willing to tolerate and accommodate her, but quite undisposed to love."
• "As he seemed undisposed to mention the creature to anyone else, I thought perhaps I should keep quiet as well."
• "As Nicholas opened his mouth, to request the young man to turn to letter S, and let him know what secretaryships remained undisposed of, there came into the office an applicant, in whose favour he immediately retired, and whose appearance both surprised and interested him."