Sentences with Indispose

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Easy To make someone unsuitable or unfit, especially in the context of a contract. Clear All

2 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Indispose'

The doctor advised rest and medication to indispose the patient's symptoms.

The unexpected power outage indisposed the entire building, disrupting daily operations.

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