Converse of object

• retire: He was of a very quiet and retiring disposition and highly respected.

• inherit: This suggests either an inherited disposition for some tumor types or the existence of environmental risk factors.

• regard: First, because all of their records regarding the disposition of juvenile cases for the last five or six years are in it.

• determine: They may be used to determine the disposition of a process.

Adjective modifier

• testamentary: William Lennox, to whom questions had to be put to writing, testified that Brown could not have known of his testamentary dispositions.

• nervous: Visitors with a nervous disposition can view the results of the meditation from a safe distance on a monitor.

• amiable: Of a kindly and amiable disposition, he won the respect of Catholic and Protestant alike.

• cheerful: With this kind of positive attitude, you will attain a cheerful disposition to beat the blues.

• sunny: He was hungry, and hunger affected his sunny disposition.

• behavioral: According to Quine, speakers ' behavioral dispositions constrain what can be plausibly said about how to best regiment their language.

Noun used with modifier

• plutonium: The US Congress has appropriated more than $ 200 million for cooperation with Russia's plutonium disposition program.

• antic: Stumbling around barefoot in his antic disposition just doesn't do justice to a delivery like his.

• troop: We know his weapons, and his troop dispositions and movements.

• enemy: A situation template is a graphic depiction of expected enemy dispositions should they adopt a particular COA.

Possessives

• enemy: Knowledge of the enemy's dispositions can only be obtained from other men.

Preposition: in

• favor: Statements to be contained in instruments effecting a disposition in favor of a charity 61.

Preposition: of

• troop: Disraeli had already made clear Britain's disposition of troops.

• property: Payments in cash or otherwise are drawn in, being dispositions of the property.

• asset: If you have information about legal actions related to Probate or the disposition of assets, include that on your application.

• estate: A few contain very detailed accounts of the disposition of estates.