ill-disposed to doing
ill-disposed to (doing something)
Not interested in doing something. I'm not ill-disposed to doing a renovation, I just don't like the current plans. Well, Marcie just hung up on me, so it seems that she's ill-disposed to helping us.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
ill-disposed to doing something
not friendly; not favorable; opposed. I am ill-disposed to doing hard labor. The police chief was ill-disposed to discussing the details of the case to the news reporters.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- ill-disposed to (doing something)
- How does (something) grab you?
- how does that grab you
- how does...grab you?
- What does (someone) think (someone) is doing?
- be on the edge of (something)
- teeter
- teeter on the brink of (something)
- teeter on the brink/edge of something
- teeter on the edge of (something)