indisposed (Meaning)

Wordnet

indisposed (s)

somewhat ill or prone to illness

(usually followed by `to') strongly opposed

Webster

of Indispose

The CEO was indisposed and unable to attend the meeting due to a sudden illness.
Feeling indisposed, the student requested to leave class early.
The indisposed guest was taken to the infirmary for medical attention.
The indisposed employee contacted their supervisor to inform them they would be absent from work.
The indisposed hiker had to be carried down the mountain by rescuers.
The indisposed witness was unable to provide testimony during the trial.
The indisposed patient was given a prescription for antibiotics.
The indisposed animal was treated by the veterinarian.
The indisposed vehicle was towed to the repair shop.
The indisposed system was taken offline for maintenance.

somewhat ill or prone to illness, (usually followed by `to') strongly opposedof Indispose

reluctant, hesitant, cagy, uncertain, loathe, loath,disinclined, cagey, unsure, loth

willing, enthusiastic, inclined, eager, happy, willing, disposed, eager, enthusiastic, keen

The CEO was indisposed and unable to attend the meeting due to a sudden illness.

Feeling indisposed, the student requested to leave class early.

The indisposed guest was taken to the infirmary for medical attention.

The indisposed employee contacted their supervisor to inform them they would be absent from work.