disposition
ਸੁਭਾਅ
definition
noun
a sweet-natured girl of a placid disposition
a person's inherent qualities of mind and character.
the plan need not be accurate so long as it shows the disposition of the rooms
the way in which something is placed or arranged, especially in relation to other things.
example
Whether on top after a winning streak or down to his last few francs, he maintains the same sunny, positive 'disposition' .
True curiosity, however, involves detachment - a decrease of our 'disposition' to reach conclusions in favour of keen observation.
Thus Graham is hesitant("It may be" and "I can't say for certain") to acknowledge that God's 'disposition' of judgment can be reliably discerned here.
the prerogative gives the state widespread powers regarding the 'disposition' and control of the armed forces
Now she found herself at the command of an army of merry pirates, with two ships at her 'disposition' , and holding prisoner both the pirates' Captain and the hunter that had dragged her in this splendid adventure.
if Napoleon had had railroads at his 'disposition' , he would have been invincible
Counsel are invited to submit brief written submissions on the 'disposition' of costs on this matter.
The 'disposition' of all power is to abuses, nor does it at all mend the matter that its possessors are a majority.
If you feel you need to retain some degree of control over the 'disposition' of the retirement assets after your death, you may consider designating a trust as your beneficiary.
the Prime Minister has shown a 'disposition' to alter policies
The results show that each head in a crown pair has a distinct structural 'disposition' .
One Japanese officer later told his captives he had posed as a native and observed them close hand while noting the strength and 'disposition' of the Australian positions.
Fig.1 shows the 'disposition' of the amino acids at the interface of the protein.
Previous research has indicated that a positive or negative 'disposition' can impact the effects of stress on the heart.
If you are of a 'disposition' to drag yourself out to a match over the holiday, you will know what I mean: football on the telly is a pale imitation.
MacLeod didn't have the 'disposition' to turn down the rising pressure, declaring Scotland could win the World Cup.
The more weapons the player owns, the more weapons he has at his 'disposition' .
Table 2 shows the 'disposition' of revised manuscripts received through October 10, 2000.
In the early 1990s John began to seriously plan for the inevitable 'disposition' of his collection.
a sweet-natured girl of a placid 'disposition'
By observing the spirit of the enemy's men and getting the best position, you can work out the enemy's 'disposition' and move your men accordingly.
the cattle showed a decided 'disposition' to run
And not many non-academics would have had the time or the 'disposition' to try and decipher what they are about.
It, therefore, for the purposes of the Tax Act, which is now applying differently to the real facts, treats that 'disposition' of property as a distribution of profits.
Bourges and Normandy offer some striking examples of the way in which stained glass can magnify the structural 'disposition' of an edifice.
the plan need not be accurate so long as it shows the 'disposition' of the rooms
this is a tax which affects the 'disposition' of assets on death
He defined a statesman as having ‘a 'disposition' to preserve and an ability to improve.’
Furthermore, Kansas' right to control the 'disposition' of any recovery was entirely unencumbered.
You have dedicated some of the material resources at your 'disposition' to the creation of Art.
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