Synonyms:
disinclined
Meaning: unwilling because of mild dislike or disapproval; "disinclined to say anything to anybody"
Usage examples
He should never be fed to the full; neither excited to eat when he appears disinclined.
For some reason or other, the pirates seemed very much disinclined to part with these prisoners.
She was less disinclined to go this time, however, for she felt not a little curious about the ring.
"They are a speculating race, sir, disinclined to work for white folks without security, planning how to live by only working for themselves.
The agent, not being versed in speculations regarding the attributes of the Deity, stared; then, disinclined to commit himself, took refuge in platitude.
Accordingly I sat down, and feeling rather tired, and disinclined for further talk, I asked leave to look at the old book which still screened the window.
Darya Alexandrovna felt disinclined to leave the peasant women, so interesting to her was their conversation, so completely identical were all their interests.
If associates could not be found at home, recourse would be had to the aid of foreign powers, who would seldom be disinclined to encouraging the dissensions of a Confederacy, from the firm union of which they had so much to fear.
Having descended, as I said before, to about one hundred feet from the surface of the earth, the little old gentleman was suddenly seized with a fit of trepidation, and appeared disinclined to make any nearer approach to terra firma.
'I envy you the novelty.' There was again the same faint unmistakable antagonism in voice and attitude; and yet so deep was the relief in talking to a fellow creature who hadn't the least suspicion of anything unusual in his appearance that Lawford was extremely disinclined to turn back.