disinclination
രാജനീതിയിലോ
definition
noun
Lucy felt a strong disinclination to talk about her engagement
a reluctance or lack of enthusiasm.
example
As a consequence, many have shown a 'disinclination' to embrace the president's program.
I don't mind, since I lack what some presume is a male 'disinclination' to matters domestic.
The 'disinclination' of the vendor to part with his land and the urgent necessity of the purchaser to buy must alike be disregarded.
His 'disinclination' matters more in international arenas than in domestic politics.
There was a tendency to abuse freedom, and a 'disinclination' to accept systems.
She reports a 'disinclination' to continue with her crafts and seems predisposed to a bit of lethargy.
When the mutated genes were inherited, the 'disinclination' towards wealth exposure passed on.
Later their son was to display a similar 'disinclination' to lengthy relationships.
It is not just that there is a 'disinclination' to believe what is put in front of us.
Hounds that show a 'disinclination' to kill are kicked or whipped as punishment, and may later be put down.
The weapons' effects should result in either physical inability or mental 'disinclination' to resist.
Another is a 'disinclination' to use his ears where musical influence is concerned.
He could have been no one, just a stranger, just a classmate, just one of Eva's numerous ex-boyfriends, just a person who I had no particular inclination or 'disinclination' for.
One strength of intellectual life is the 'disinclination' to develop easy answers.
But in him the 'disinclination' runs particularly deep.
Lucy felt a strong 'disinclination' to talk about her engagement
If this is true, then the natural 'disinclination' to talk has gone too far.
Trying the cigarettes, which I did mainly to impress a girl, only confirmed the 'disinclination' I felt in the first place.
And yet she doesn't think that the 'disinclination' towards marriage today has much to do with broken homes or no great love.
Lucy felt a strong 'disinclination' to talk about her engagement
This was partly due to a growing 'disinclination' to lock up convicted offenders, and partly to the decreasing ability of the police to clear up crimes.
In politics there was little to commend a 'disinclination' to cause offence.
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