indisposition
اسوستتا
definition
noun
she was chiefly confined by indisposition to her bedroom
mild illness.
indisposition to motion, exertion or change
lack of enthusiasm or inclination; reluctance.
example
On the night I went, its star Sheridan Smith could not go on, due to a " sudden 'indisposition' ".
'indisposition' to motion, exertion, or change
'indisposition' to motion, exertion or change
she was chiefly confined by 'indisposition' to her bedroom
Mrs. Clinton was confined to her room that morning by a slight 'indisposition' .
Aides to the Prime Minister said he was suffering from a " slight 'indisposition' ".
she was chiefly confined by 'indisposition' to her bedroom
The following day, he made a token appearance and gave up citing 'indisposition' .
For 'indisposition' of any kind, 3 tablespoons diluted with water can be taken.
They woke her with their boisterous noise and lack of consideration for her 'indisposition' .
At this time Elizabeth began to become apprehensive in expectation of her monthly 'indisposition' .
due to an 'indisposition', Herr Gesner will not be able to continue his performance
an utter 'indisposition' to do anything whatever
But Julia never complained about her condition and Charlotte had no way of knowing what the cause of her present 'indisposition' was.
The Suez Canal and the Mediterranean must have been kinder because they were never blamed for her 'indisposition' .
The royal entourage likes progress to run smoothly, "free from the disruptions of gastronomic 'indisposition' ."
due to an 'indisposition', Herr Gesner will not be able to continue his performance
an utter 'indisposition' to do anything whatever
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