CEFR B1

indisposed

adjective

Meaning

Slightly unwell or ill, often to the point of not being able to do something.

Examples

He was indisposed and couldn't attend the meeting.
The singer felt indisposed and had to cancel her performance.

Synonyms: unwell, sick, ill, ailing

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indisposed (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌɪndɪˈspəʊzd/

Definition

Slightly unwell or ill, often to the point of not being able to do something.

Examples

He was indisposed and couldn't attend the meeting.
The singer felt indisposed and had to cancel her performance.
I'm feeling a little indisposed today; I think I'll rest.

How to Use indisposed

indisposed to (prepositional phrase): Unwilling or disinclined to do something. — "The manager was indisposed to grant the request."

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