1. to make someone slightly ill or unwell
Usage: formal
2. to make someone unwilling or reluctant to do something
Usage: formal

Examples

• The rich meal indisposed him for the rest of the evening.
• Her recent illness had indisposed her to travel.
• The bad weather indisposed the tourists from visiting the outdoor attractions.
• The medication may indispose some patients to physical activity.
• His harsh criticism indisposed her to share her ideas in future meetings.
• The long flight indisposed several passengers.
• The controversy indisposed many voters to support the candidate.