1.b> 1) i> (); , i> ; hot weather indisposes one to work hard ; his tone indisposed me to yield ; he felt the science of mathematics to indispose the mind to religious belief i> , / ;
2) i> / (), i> / ; to indispose one person towards another ;
2.b> 1) i> (), i> ; / ; lack of sleep indisposes a person for the day / ;
2) ..i> / (); inoculation indisposes constitution to infection ;
3.b> / ().