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disinclined to

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disinclined to
(do something); unwilling to do something. I am disinclined to allow you to leave class early. They were disinclined to allow us to enter the country.


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The NDP is also said to be disinclined to help topple the government as public opinion polls show Canadians are reluctant to go to elections again, for what would be the fourth time in five years.
Gates spokesman Geoff Morrell cast doubt on the comments, saying "we do not believe that the secretary would have ever told him -- or anyone else for that matter -- that President Obama was disinclined to send forces to Afghanistan.
THE prospect of rain at Newmarket last night left clerk of the course Michael Prosser disinclined to water the Rowley Mile before today's 1,000 Guineas.
 
 
 
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