1. making someone unwilling or reluctant to do something
Usage: present participle of indispose
2. making someone slightly ill or unwell
Usage: present participle of indispose; formal

Examples

• The rainy weather was indisposing him to go for a walk.
• Her harsh criticism was indisposing the students to participate in class.
• The rich food was indisposing several guests at the dinner party.
• The medication seemed to be indisposing her rather than helping.
• The negative reviews were indisposing potential customers from trying the restaurant.
• The humid climate was indisposing the tourists to outdoor activities.