well disposed's Usage Examples:

In 1866 Sher Ali Khan came to power and was initially well disposed towards Britain.

The etymology of his name gives the meaning "well disposed" an indication of his function as a protective deity.

A moderate High Churchman, Walpole was well disposed to and trusted by co-religionists of different views.

In addition to the declaration of intention and oath of renunciation, the 1795 Act required all naturalized persons to be attached to the principles of the Constitution of the United States and be well disposed to the good order and happiness of the same.

He is young, good humoured, well disposed to the United States, and his appointment would be highly.

In a KGB message to Moscow in 1945, he is described as a progressive and as well disposed toward the Soviet Union.

but in the later 1970s, the party moved to the right and became more well disposed towards the military to the point that they were the Institutional Democratic.

in schools, of English race (sic), skilled in the English tongue and well disposed in religion.

Despite being well disposed toward the indigenous, he showed no interest in their history, which others of that era used to bolster notions of a long and distinguished history that predated the Spanish conquest, nor did he attribute anything spiritually special about the New World.

7: Kenneth arrives and tries to persuade De Vaux (who is not well disposed to the Scots) that a Moorish physician sent by Saladin, Adouban el Hakim [Saladin again in disguise], should be admitted to Richard.

Being well disposed towards the church and papacy on account of their ecclesiastical upbringing.

us an example of worthy service to the arts and was open and always well disposed towards all around him.

orbitals should have (1) a small energy gap and (2) be geometrically well disposed for interaction.

Synonyms:

intelligent, sophisticated,

Antonyms:

naive, stupidity, retarded,