Pronunciation: /dɪsɪnˈklaɪnd/
verb past participle of the verb 'disincline'
A1 She is disinclined to try new foods.
A2 He seems disinclined to participate in group activities.
B1 I am disinclined to believe everything I hear without evidence.
B2 The team was disinclined to take risks without proper planning.
C1 The CEO was disinclined to make any major decisions without consulting the board first.
C2 Despite the pressure, she remained disinclined to compromise her principles.
adjective not willing or eager to do something; lacking interest or enthusiasm
A1 I am disinclined to eat spicy food.
A2 She seems disinclined to join the club.
B1 He is disinclined to take risks in his investments.
B2 The company was disinclined to accept the proposal without further analysis.
C1 The professor is disinclined to give extensions on assignments.
C2 The artist is disinclined to compromise on the vision for her latest project.
formal She was disinclined to attend the meeting due to her busy schedule.
informal I'm feeling disinclined to go out tonight, I just want to stay in and relax.
slang I'm totally disinclined to deal with that drama right now.
figurative He was disinclined to open up about his feelings, keeping them bottled up inside.
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