undisposed

[ uhn-di-spohzd ]

adjective

1. not disposed disposed of.
2. not favorably inclined; not prepared; unwilling:

   They are both disinclined to work and undisposed to starve.

Word History and Origins

Origin of undisposed¹

Middle English word dating back to 1350–1400; un- ¹, disposed

Example Sentences

Ditto the kind of people who let garbage pile up undisposed of (and don't or can't call an exterminator).

From The Daily Beast

The factions in the council were again showing themselves; Elizabeth lay undisposed of at Woodstock.

From Project Gutenberg

At noon the camp was broken up, and we embarked, taking with us the prisoners that were still undisposed of.

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In the month of February, 1842, the term of the commission expired, leaving many claims undisposed of for want of time.

From Project Gutenberg

Billy Curlew hung back to the last; and when the list was offered him, five shots remained undisposed of.

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