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View synonyms for indisposition
indisposition
[ in-dis-puh-zish-uhn ]
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- prein·dis·po·sition noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of indisposition1
late Middle English word dating back to 1400–50; in- 3, disposition
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Example Sentences
But for Seattle Symphony Music Director Thomas Dausgaard and regional music lovers, the indisposition that kept him off the podium for this week’s concerts is particularly unfortunate.
From Seattle Times
Mr Zeman's indisposition, therefore, casts the smooth running of that process into doubt.
From BBC
“He had a small indisposition and went to the hospital,” Bolsonaro said at the event.
From The Guardian
For that matter, you don’t need the virus to do this, as if alluding to some ordinary indisposition.
From Washington Post
The Vatican has played down speculation he might have coronavirus, saying he only had a “slight indisposition”.
From Reuters
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