What is Disposition:
Disposition is the way things are placed. When it refers to a person’s disposition, it refers to their mood to do something in the short term.
Disposition comes from Latin I will dispose formed by the prefix dis- which means ‘separation’ or ‘divergence’ and the verb I will put which means ‘put’.
Disposition is also a mandate or an order such as, for example, the management’s decision was to no longer work with that company.
Disposition is synonymous with placed, put, order, prepare and have.
Willingness to dialogue It is the physical and emotional availability to talk with another person with opposing ideas to try to resolve a conflict. The willingness to dialogue is generally used in political contexts or related to conflicts between couples.
Get ready for something or someone It means to be prepared for something or someone. For example, preparing to run down the stairs is having the will and being prepared to run down the stairs.
Disposal as a synonym for having It is used colloquially, for example, to say that you have time or not, have a place to sleep or have my mother cook for me.
In formal language, we use the disposal of excreta to refer to the treatment of human waste.
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