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• s  inclined to help or support; not antagonistic or hostile

• Copey's well-disposed waifs felt otherwise.
• For starters, the world is hardly well-disposed to them right now: people are angry and looking for someone to blame, and the banks and their employees are natural targets.
• This was only one of the dozens of times that Admiral Stevens, who spent two years (1947-49) in the Moscow embassy, found people in Russia friendly, kind and well-disposed toward .

• friendly
• favorable

News & Articles

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• Analyzing Why Audiences Rate Movies Better Than Critics Do
  On average, moviegoers rate films far more positively than critics do, but the figures are skewed for a reason: ordinary filmgoers tend to see what they are well-disposed toward.
  Aug. 14, 2013 - New York Times