dispose

/dɪˈspoʊz/
verb
  1. To get rid of something by throwing away, selling, or giving it away.
    • Please dispose of your trash in the bins provided.
    • We need to dispose of the old furniture before the move.
    • The company disposed of its outdated equipment at an auction.
  2. To arrange or place things in a particular order or position.
    • The general disposed his troops along the ridge.
    • The artist disposed the figures carefully across the canvas.
    • She disposed the chairs in a semicircle for the meeting.
  3. To make someone inclined or willing to do something; to influence someone's attitude.
    • The warm weather disposed everyone to go outside and enjoy the sun.
    • A good night's sleep disposed him to be more patient.
    • His kind words disposed her to forgive him.
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