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- pronunciation:
- dI
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zI
shn
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Explorer
| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
a predominant or prevailing mood or temperament, as of a person or the weather.
The little girl has a sweet disposition and is easy to care for.- synonyms:
- grain, humor, nature, spirit, temper, temperament
- similar words:
- attitude, blood, character, constitution, frame, mettle, mood, pulse, will
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| definition 2: |
a tendency or inclination.
She has a disposition to argue, but she can see the other side eventually.The disposition of ponds is to freeze over in winter.- synonyms:
- inclination, propensity, tendency
- similar words:
- cast, grain, instinct, leaning, penchant, predisposition, proclivity, streak
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| definition 3: |
placement or distribution, as of troops on a battlefield.
- synonyms:
- arrangement, organization, placement
- similar words:
- array, disposal, distribution, group
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| definition 4: |
an act of settling a matter.
- synonyms:
- settlement
- similar words:
- conclusion, decision, resolution
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| definition 5: |
an act of giving away or getting rid of something.
- synonyms:
- disposal
- similar words:
- discarding, dispensation, elimination, removal
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| definition 6: |
the authority or freedom to dispose of or control.
We have a large staff at our disposition.- synonyms:
- command, control, discretion, disposal
- similar words:
- direction, management, power
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| related words: |
arrangement, bent, capability, characteristic, discretion, economy, humor, location, mentality, morale, order, organization, partiality, personality, position, texture, will |
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