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indisposed
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indisposed adjective adverse, antipathetic to, at loggerheads to, at odds, averse, dead set against, differing, disagreeing, disinclined, fractious, hesitant, hostile, loath, obdurate, opposed, out of commission, out of order, out of sorts, recalcitrant, reluctant, resistant
See also: adverse, averse, disabled, disinclined, disobedient, hostile, reluctant, renitent, unfavorable
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And by injuries I mean a nigh-on unfeasible quota of indispositions.
Bruce Millington: Narrow success does not prove that United are back by The Racing Post (London, England)
To back up this claim, he said that a study of his journal would show that he frequently used the word to describe his own indispositions.
Catherine Heydon, 1858 to 1868: from Subiaco to Carcoar by Connnolly, George / Journal of the Australian Catholic Historical Society
In Pericles, we might see the culmination of the revivified hysteric myth in Shakespearean drama: Thaisa's revivification by Cerimon is the central event given to her character, and the illness provides the only rationale for the doctor's appearance, a common plot element of plays presenting female characters suffering from hysterical indispositions generally, such as in The Two Noble Kinsmen, which I have addressed elsewhere.
Shakespearean revivifications: early modern undead by Peterson, Kaara L. / Shakespeare Studies
 
 
 
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