- having a pleasant disposition
- inclined to be friendly, kindly, or favorable (toward a person) or receptive (to an idea, etc.)
well-disposed
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well-disposed
adjective
Disposed to be kindly, friendly, or sympathetic.
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Adjective
(comparative better-disposed or more well-disposed, superlative best-disposed or most well-disposed)
- friendly and sympathetic
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