indisposed
- v make unwilling
- v make unfit or unsuitable
- v cause to feel unwell
She was indisposed - s somewhat ill or prone to illness
feeling a bit indisposed today - s (usually followed by `to') strongly opposed
clearly indisposed to grant their request
- Last time that he was indisposed was late in October, when he went to bed with what he called the "sniffles.
- Mubarak's diplomatic snubs are typically packaged in claims of being otherwise indisposed, although Powell read no negative message into the Egyptian president's begging off.
- With the exception of Singapore's largely retired Lee Kuan Yew and China's indisposed Deng Xiaoping, Asia has no leader with Mahathir's determination and drivesome call it .