disposed
નિકાલ
definition
verb
whose responsibility is it to dispose of scrap materials?
get rid of by throwing away or giving or selling to someone else.
the chief disposed his attendants in a circle
arrange in a particular position.
adjective
James didn't seem disposed to take the hint
inclined or willing.
example
In contrast, Church was more favorably 'disposed' towards the use of budgets in business.
As I said in one of the comments, I know someone who used to be in the armed branch of the police, and I'm 'disposed' to think well of them.
When it matters we will be far less 'disposed' than we should be to believe the warnings and be on our guard.
The mood of the meeting was very positive and Mayo County Council were very positively 'disposed' to the provision of additional social housing once the sewerage scheme is complete.
He is favourably 'disposed' to rivers and canals, exhibiting an impressive grasp of detail.
His ideas were bigoted and hateful, and the tactic of killing civilians is despicable (I'm not favorably 'disposed' in general toward killing anyone at all if it can be avoided).
Bishops, like most people, are often dilatory and strongly 'disposed' toward avoiding controversy.
The company said it chose Dublin because it was " favourably 'disposed' " towards Ireland.
We may not be 'disposed' to accept what they do tell us.
Third, he explains how the recommendation came to John Paul II, who was quite obviously positively 'disposed' to the proclamation.
‘Sin’ here is the power or movement within us that makes us 'disposed' to pride, deceit, lust, and disobedience to God.
Unlike Japan, consumers appear positively 'disposed' to these changes as restructuring has increased productivity along with lower unemployment and higher real wages.
The relationship between two individuals may be such that, without more, one of them is 'disposed' to agree a course of action proposed by the other.
The League of Nations never became the strong international organization that liberals hoped would restrain powerful and aggressively 'disposed' states.
Once Moscow withdrew, the Afghans were no more 'disposed' to accept direction from the US.
Even though this may add a blow or a financial cost, if the Court feels 'disposed' that this is a case that justifies it, to outline a proper standard would, in the long run, only improve the functioning of the Legal Aid service.
Unlike in the 1976 movie, Jack is not kindly 'disposed' toward Kong.
Others, more positively 'disposed' to the idea of a visual analogue to the music, stress that the video dimension provides a more complete experience that's indelibly enhancing.
Of course, she would be kindly 'disposed' to the mentally ill-she herself proved the point that people with IQs in the genius range were sometimes just a little too tightly wound.
However, it is believed that he would be favourably 'disposed' to carrying on in the position he has held for the last three championship campaigns.
With these characteristics, he necessarily had to collide with his similarly 'disposed' brother.
You should also keep in mind that some Claimants may be more 'disposed' to attend their GP or take time off work than others, even with similar symptoms.
Totalitarian regimes are not 'disposed' kindly towards their critics; they rule by fear.
According to research findings in a study carried out into public perceptions of the NDP, the region is the most positively 'disposed' to the NDP with 86 per cent support.
This important attention to formation of the kind of moral character that is subjectively 'disposed' to think and act in certain positive ways is close to the territory that I want to explore.
Both adverse and favourably 'disposed' critics generally agree that Basic has three weaknesses.
This time the favourably 'disposed' Captain Warner of the ship promised to deliver the letter personally.
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