English English Dictionary
- disinclination in English:
1. 
incline
It inclined to think
He inclined his head toward the end of the table-----As to your question, I should be inclined to 1 say no.
The burly taskmaster rushed up the incline.
1. he was inclined to accept the offer 2. she's inclined to gossip with complete strangers
English word "disinclination"(incline) occurs in sets:
Word Formation (Year 3)2. slight aversion or lack of willingness
other words beginning with "D"
dish in Englishdishonest in English
dishwasher in English
dislike in English
disloyal in English
display in English
