Definition of ill-disposed in English:

ill-disposed

adjective

Unfriendly or unsympathetic.
不友善的；不同情的
this fact was ignored by ill-disposed critics
这项事实被不友善的批评家们忽略了。
Example sentencesExamples
- They were all ill-disposed toward my argument.
- People confident of their economic position would be ill-disposed towards changing the government.
- This season he is part of a Celtic squad which is ill-disposed to losing, regardless of who they are playing and in which competition.
- Surely this expresses, in part, Guest's anxiety about critics who were ill-disposed toward the beauty, elusive humor, and obliquity of her style.
- In addition to several reverses, there was the particularly worrying question of Japan, a country ill-disposed to the Allied powers.
- Ideologues are quick to run to take up defensive positions against perceived ideological attacks by the other side, leaving them ill-disposed to think through rational analyses of the problems posed by aging populations.
- She felt an uneasy qualm at the thought of her garden-proud neighbour, who was already ill-disposed towards the foxes, discovering caches of putrefying cheese among her spring flowers.
- British journalists seem particularly ill-disposed towards him.
- As the story progresses, his conspicuous use of foreign terms - agapemone, desiderata, virgo intacta, pace, esprit fort - makes us increasingly ill-disposed to tolerate his point of view.
- But the officers remained angry, unsettled, and ill-disposed toward his message.
- The latter three register as defensible, legitimate recordings, no matter how ill-disposed a given listener's attitude might be towards the genre.
- Brannon, a recent Columbia M.F.A. with a penchant for graphic design, may use paint, but one easily gets the sense that he is ill-disposed to brushwork.
- This almost certainly has something to do with the national mood since September 11, which has been defensive for obvious reasons, and particularly ill-disposed to introspection and self-doubt.
- To tell the truth, I feel equally ill-disposed towards ‘American Beauty,’ which I haven't, and won't, see.
- He described Thomas Paine as a traitor to his country, a wicked, malicious, seditious and ill-disposed individual, who had actively supported both the American and the French Revolutions.
- The anxieties of a society traditionally ill-disposed to taxation in general and new forms of taxation in particular made the task of the Treasury and the Committee of Ways and Means increasingly harrowing.
- His artistic vision is as brilliant, if not much deeper, than the layer where light bounces off the silver screen, and he is ill-disposed to let facts get in the way of what works dramatically.
- This alienated the democrats, who were ill-disposed to trust an army general anyway.
- Companies like Swedish SKF and Kodak, among others, will interpret such a step as an ill-disposed attitude towards foreign investors in general.
Synonyms
hostile, antagonistic, unfriendly, unsympathetic, antipathetic, inimical, unfavourable
opposing, opposed, averse, contrary, at odds
informal anti, down on

Definition of ill-disposed in US English:

ill-disposed

adjectiveˈil dəˈˌspōzdˈɪl dəˈˌspoʊzd

Unfriendly or unsympathetic.
不友善的；不同情的
this fact was ignored by ill-disposed critics
这项事实被不友善的批评家们忽略了。
Example sentencesExamples
- His artistic vision is as brilliant, if not much deeper, than the layer where light bounces off the silver screen, and he is ill-disposed to let facts get in the way of what works dramatically.
- To tell the truth, I feel equally ill-disposed towards ‘American Beauty,’ which I haven't, and won't, see.
- Brannon, a recent Columbia M.F.A. with a penchant for graphic design, may use paint, but one easily gets the sense that he is ill-disposed to brushwork.
- But the officers remained angry, unsettled, and ill-disposed toward his message.
- This season he is part of a Celtic squad which is ill-disposed to losing, regardless of who they are playing and in which competition.
- He described Thomas Paine as a traitor to his country, a wicked, malicious, seditious and ill-disposed individual, who had actively supported both the American and the French Revolutions.
- People confident of their economic position would be ill-disposed towards changing the government.
- British journalists seem particularly ill-disposed towards him.
- In addition to several reverses, there was the particularly worrying question of Japan, a country ill-disposed to the Allied powers.
- This alienated the democrats, who were ill-disposed to trust an army general anyway.
- As the story progresses, his conspicuous use of foreign terms - agapemone, desiderata, virgo intacta, pace, esprit fort - makes us increasingly ill-disposed to tolerate his point of view.
- Companies like Swedish SKF and Kodak, among others, will interpret such a step as an ill-disposed attitude towards foreign investors in general.
- This almost certainly has something to do with the national mood since September 11, which has been defensive for obvious reasons, and particularly ill-disposed to introspection and self-doubt.
- Surely this expresses, in part, Guest's anxiety about critics who were ill-disposed toward the beauty, elusive humor, and obliquity of her style.
- The latter three register as defensible, legitimate recordings, no matter how ill-disposed a given listener's attitude might be towards the genre.
- The anxieties of a society traditionally ill-disposed to taxation in general and new forms of taxation in particular made the task of the Treasury and the Committee of Ways and Means increasingly harrowing.
- She felt an uneasy qualm at the thought of her garden-proud neighbour, who was already ill-disposed towards the foxes, discovering caches of putrefying cheese among her spring flowers.
- They were all ill-disposed toward my argument.
- Ideologues are quick to run to take up defensive positions against perceived ideological attacks by the other side, leaving them ill-disposed to think through rational analyses of the problems posed by aging populations.
Synonyms
hostile, antagonistic, unfriendly, unsympathetic, antipathetic, inimical, unfavourable

单词	ill-disposed
释义	Definition of ill-disposed in English: ill-disposed adjective Unfriendly or unsympathetic. 不友善的；不同情的 this fact was ignored by ill-disposed critics 这项事实被不友善的批评家们忽略了。 Example sentencesExamples They were all ill-disposed toward my argument. People confident of their economic position would be ill-disposed towards changing the government. This season he is part of a Celtic squad which is ill-disposed to losing, regardless of who they are playing and in which competition. Surely this expresses, in part, Guest's anxiety about critics who were ill-disposed toward the beauty, elusive humor, and obliquity of her style. In addition to several reverses, there was the particularly worrying question of Japan, a country ill-disposed to the Allied powers. Ideologues are quick to run to take up defensive positions against perceived ideological attacks by the other side, leaving them ill-disposed to think through rational analyses of the problems posed by aging populations. She felt an uneasy qualm at the thought of her garden-proud neighbour, who was already ill-disposed towards the foxes, discovering caches of putrefying cheese among her spring flowers. British journalists seem particularly ill-disposed towards him. As the story progresses, his conspicuous use of foreign terms - agapemone, desiderata, virgo intacta, pace, esprit fort - makes us increasingly ill-disposed to tolerate his point of view. But the officers remained angry, unsettled, and ill-disposed toward his message. The latter three register as defensible, legitimate recordings, no matter how ill-disposed a given listener's attitude might be towards the genre. Brannon, a recent Columbia M.F.A. with a penchant for graphic design, may use paint, but one easily gets the sense that he is ill-disposed to brushwork. This almost certainly has something to do with the national mood since September 11, which has been defensive for obvious reasons, and particularly ill-disposed to introspection and self-doubt. To tell the truth, I feel equally ill-disposed towards ‘American Beauty,’ which I haven't, and won't, see. He described Thomas Paine as a traitor to his country, a wicked, malicious, seditious and ill-disposed individual, who had actively supported both the American and the French Revolutions. The anxieties of a society traditionally ill-disposed to taxation in general and new forms of taxation in particular made the task of the Treasury and the Committee of Ways and Means increasingly harrowing. His artistic vision is as brilliant, if not much deeper, than the layer where light bounces off the silver screen, and he is ill-disposed to let facts get in the way of what works dramatically. This alienated the democrats, who were ill-disposed to trust an army general anyway. Companies like Swedish SKF and Kodak, among others, will interpret such a step as an ill-disposed attitude towards foreign investors in general. Synonyms hostile, antagonistic, unfriendly, unsympathetic, antipathetic, inimical, unfavourable opposing, opposed, averse, contrary, at odds informal anti, down on Definition of ill-disposed in US English: ill-disposed adjectiveˈil dəˈˌspōzdˈɪl dəˈˌspoʊzd Unfriendly or unsympathetic. 不友善的；不同情的 this fact was ignored by ill-disposed critics 这项事实被不友善的批评家们忽略了。 Example sentencesExamples His artistic vision is as brilliant, if not much deeper, than the layer where light bounces off the silver screen, and he is ill-disposed to let facts get in the way of what works dramatically. To tell the truth, I feel equally ill-disposed towards ‘American Beauty,’ which I haven't, and won't, see. Brannon, a recent Columbia M.F.A. with a penchant for graphic design, may use paint, but one easily gets the sense that he is ill-disposed to brushwork. But the officers remained angry, unsettled, and ill-disposed toward his message. This season he is part of a Celtic squad which is ill-disposed to losing, regardless of who they are playing and in which competition. He described Thomas Paine as a traitor to his country, a wicked, malicious, seditious and ill-disposed individual, who had actively supported both the American and the French Revolutions. People confident of their economic position would be ill-disposed towards changing the government. British journalists seem particularly ill-disposed towards him. In addition to several reverses, there was the particularly worrying question of Japan, a country ill-disposed to the Allied powers. This alienated the democrats, who were ill-disposed to trust an army general anyway. As the story progresses, his conspicuous use of foreign terms - agapemone, desiderata, virgo intacta, pace, esprit fort - makes us increasingly ill-disposed to tolerate his point of view. Companies like Swedish SKF and Kodak, among others, will interpret such a step as an ill-disposed attitude towards foreign investors in general. This almost certainly has something to do with the national mood since September 11, which has been defensive for obvious reasons, and particularly ill-disposed to introspection and self-doubt. Surely this expresses, in part, Guest's anxiety about critics who were ill-disposed toward the beauty, elusive humor, and obliquity of her style. The latter three register as defensible, legitimate recordings, no matter how ill-disposed a given listener's attitude might be towards the genre. The anxieties of a society traditionally ill-disposed to taxation in general and new forms of taxation in particular made the task of the Treasury and the Committee of Ways and Means increasingly harrowing. She felt an uneasy qualm at the thought of her garden-proud neighbour, who was already ill-disposed towards the foxes, discovering caches of putrefying cheese among her spring flowers. They were all ill-disposed toward my argument. Ideologues are quick to run to take up defensive positions against perceived ideological attacks by the other side, leaving them ill-disposed to think through rational analyses of the problems posed by aging populations. Synonyms hostile, antagonistic, unfriendly, unsympathetic, antipathetic, inimical, unfavourable
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