Meaning & use
Disinclined
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Unwilling or reluctant to do something.
See it in a sentence
After the long meeting, she felt disinclined to take on any more work that day.
He was disinclined to trust strangers after being scammed once before.
A note on using this word
"Disinclined" is typically followed by "to" plus a verb, as in "disinclined to argue," rather than standing alone.
Words with a similar meaning
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Words with an opposite meaning
eagerwilling
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