Definition for Indispose:

• Render unfit or unable( for thing, to do); make averse( towards, from, thing, to do); ( esp. in p. p.) put out of health.

Synonyms for Indispose:

• n.

  •
  • disable,
  • incapacitate,
  • disallow,
  • bar.

• v.

  •body (verb)
  • indispose.
  •contract (verb)
  • be afflicted with,
  • develop,
  • get,
  • go down with,
  • be ill with,
  • take,
  • obtain,
  • become infected with,
  • cause,
  • bring on,
  • sicken,
  • come down with,
  • acquire,
  • induce,
  • sink,
  • disorder,
  • fall victim to,
  • fall,
  • decline,
  • derange,
  • succumb to,
  • afflict,
  • weaken,
  • take one's death,
  • incur.
  •upset (verb)
  • debilitate,
  • ail,
  • unsettle,
  • cramp,
  • discombobulate,
  • fluster,
  • perturb,
  • disquiet,
  • grieve,
  • unnerve,
  • lay up,
  • flip,
  • agitate,
  • rock the boat,
  • unhinge,
  • bug,
  • flurry,
  • floor,
  • distract,
  • give a hard time,
  • ruffle,
  • bewilder,
  • discompose,
  • disturb,
  • craze,
  • pother,
  • distress,
  • turn on,
  • disconcert,
  • egg on,
  • spook,
  • rattle,
  • confound,
  • pick on,
  • turn.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • discourage,
  • dissuade,
  • depress.
  •contract
  • Sank,
  • succumbing to,
  • is afflicted with,
  • Indisposing.

Antonyms for Indispose:

• v.

  • contract
    order, discourage, extend, misunderstand, overthrow, increase, give, please, comfort, calm, help, lose, amplify, forfeit, hold, enlarge, rise, expand, dilate, disagree, spread, break off, lengthen, stretch, fail.
  • discourage
    approve, inspirit, forward, encourage, permit, support, assist, hearten, let go, advance, aid, inspire, spur on, facilitate, allow.
  • dishearten
    urge, build up, promote, praise, stimulate, compliment.
  • upset
    delight, clear up, make happy, straighten, make well, quiet, settle, soothe, cure, mend, explain, place.

Indispose Sentence Examples:

• The constant hostilities which the Saxons maintained against the Britons, would naturally indispose them for receiving the Christian faith, when preached to them by such inveterate enemies; and perhaps the Britons, as is objected to them by Gildas and Bede, were not over fond of communicating to their cruel invaders the doctrine of eternal life and salvation.

• And now this being the business he came about, it is strange he appeared in so unsuitable and unlikely a form, in weakness, poverty, misery, ignominy, and all the infirmities of our flesh which seemed rather contrary to his design, and to indispose him for giving life to others whose life was a continued death in the eyes of men.

Hypernym for Indispose:

• v.

  • body
    fag out, wear, outwear, hurt, wear out, wear upon, fatigue, tire, wear down, bind, constipate, tire out, weary, jade, fag.

Hyponym for Indispose:

• v.

  • body
    change, modify, alter.