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Definition of Dispose
1. Verb. Give, sell, or transfer to another. "She disposed of her parents' possessions"
2. Verb. Throw or cast away. "Put away your worries"
Exact synonyms: Cast Aside, Cast Away, Cast Out, Chuck Out, Discard, Fling, Put Away, Throw Away, Throw Out, Toss, Toss Away, Toss Out
Specialized synonyms: Unlearn, Deep-six, Give It The Deep Six, Jettison, Junk, Scrap, Trash, Waste, Dump, Retire, Abandon, Liquidize, Sell Out, Sell Up, De-access, Close Out
Generic synonyms: Get Rid Of, Remove
Derivative terms: Discard, Discard, Disposal, Disposition, Fling
Specialized synonyms: Unlearn, Deep-six, Give It The Deep Six, Jettison, Junk, Scrap, Trash, Waste, Dump, Retire, Abandon, Liquidize, Sell Out, Sell Up, De-access, Close Out
Generic synonyms: Get Rid Of, Remove
Derivative terms: Discard, Discard, Disposal, Disposition, Fling
3. Verb. Make receptive or willing towards an action or attitude or belief. "Their language inclines us to believe them"
Exact synonyms: Incline
Specialized synonyms: Predispose
Generic synonyms: Determine, Influence, Mold, Regulate, Shape
Derivative terms: Disposition, Inclination, Inclination
Antonyms: Indispose
Specialized synonyms: Predispose
Generic synonyms: Determine, Influence, Mold, Regulate, Shape
Derivative terms: Disposition, Inclination, Inclination
Antonyms: Indispose
4. Verb. Place or put in a particular order. "The dots are unevenly disposed"
5. Verb. Make fit or prepared. "Your education qualifies you for this job"
Exact synonyms: Qualify
Specialized synonyms: Habilitate, Capacitate
Generic synonyms: Groom, Prepare, Train
Antonyms: Disqualify
Derivative terms: Quality
Specialized synonyms: Habilitate, Capacitate
Generic synonyms: Groom, Prepare, Train
Antonyms: Disqualify
Derivative terms: Quality
Definition of Dispose
1. v. t. To distribute and put in place; to arrange; to set in order; as, to dispose the ships in the form of a crescent.
2. v. i. To bargain; to make terms.
3. n. Disposal; ordering; management; power or right of control.
Definition of Dispose
1. to put in place [v -POSED, -POSING, -POSES]