disinclined

• Décrit un manque de désir ou une légère réticence à faire quelque chose.

Describes a lack of willingness or a mild reluctance to do something.

1. Unwilling or reluctantC1formal

   Lacking willingness or desire to do something; reluctant.

   non disposé, réticent

   • She was disinclined to accept the job offer due to the low salary.
   • He felt disinclined to attend the party after a long day at work.
   • The committee was disinclined to approve the proposal without further evidence.

   Synonymesaverseindisposedloathopposedreluctantresistantunenthusiasticunwilling

   Antonymesdisposedeagerinclinedkeenreadywilling

• Verbe signifiant rendre quelqu'un peu disposé ou réticent à faire quelque chose; faire perdre l'envie ou l'inclination.

A verb meaning to make someone unwilling or reluctant to do something; to cause a lack of inclination.

1. Make unwillingC2formal

   To make someone unwilling or reluctant to do something.

   rendre réticent

   • His past experiences disinclined him to trust strangers.
   • The harsh weather disinclined the team from continuing the hike.
   • Her lack of sleep disinclined her to participate in the early meeting.

   Synonymesdeterdiscouragedissuadeindisposeput off

   Antonymesdisposeencourageimpelinclineinducemotivatemovepersuadeprompturge