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diposition

 

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Disposition

1. Noun

- The natural qualities or tendencies of a person's character, behavior, or temperament.

- Example: Her cheerful disposition always brightened up the room.

2. Noun

- The way in which something is arranged or placed.

- Example: The disposition of furniture in the room created a cozy atmosphere.

3. Noun

- The act of disposing of something; getting rid of it or giving it away.

- Example: She decided to donate her old clothes after a thorough disposition of her wardrobe.

4. Noun

- The act of settling the distribution, arrangement, or placing of something, especially regarding legal matters.

- Example: The lawyer handled the disposition of the deceased's estate.

5. Noun

- A written statement or document that gives legal authorization to manage and distribute one's assets after death.

- Example: He left a detailed disposition that specified how his land should be divided among his children.

6. Noun

- The prevailing tendency or mood in a particular place or among a group of people.

- Example: In the small town, the disposition of the citizens reflected a strong sense of unity.

7. Verb

- To get rid of something or give it away.

- Example: They decided to disposition their old furniture by selling it online.

8. Verb

- To settle the distribution or arrangement of something, especially in a legal context.

- Example: The attorney worked diligently to disposition the deceased's assets according to their will.

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