disinclined to



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.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Serafinse-RAH-feenPolish
Vered-Hebrew
Reinhold-German, Ancient Germanic
Rachelerah-KE-leItalian
Doncho-Bulgarian, Macedonian
Normina-English (Rare)