disposition
/ˌdɪspəˈzɪʃən/
noun
- A person's usual mood or attitude; the way someone tends to feel or behave.
- His nervous disposition means he worries about even small problems.
- The puppy's friendly disposition made it a favorite at the shelter.
- She has a cheerful disposition that makes everyone around her feel happy.
- The way something is arranged or placed in order.
- The general studied the disposition of troops on the battlefield.
- The artist carefully planned the disposition of colors in the painting.
- The disposition of the furniture in the room made it feel spacious.
- A tendency or natural inclination to act or think in a certain way.
- The child showed a disposition to be curious about how machines work.
- He has a disposition to argue, even when he agrees with the other person.
- Some people have a natural disposition toward kindness and generosity.
- The act of giving away or transferring something, such as property or money.
- The will included the disposition of the family home to the eldest child.
- The charity handled the disposition of donated clothes to those in need.
- The court oversaw the disposition of the company's assets after it closed.