Dispose

What do we mean by dispose?

To put into a willing or receptive frame of mind; incline. intransitive verb

To place or set in a particular order; arrange. intransitive verb

To determine the course of events. intransitive verb

To finish dealing with something; settle. phrasal verb

To give or transfer to someone else, especially permanently. phrasal verb

To get rid of; throw out. phrasal verb

To kill or destroy. phrasal verb

To set in order; place or distribute in a particular order; put; arrange: as, the ships were disposed in the form of a crescent; the trees are disposed in the form of a quincunx.

Specifically To regulate; adjust; set in right order.

To place, locate, or settle suitably: chiefly reflexive.

To give direction or tendency to; set, place, or turn (toward a particular end, consequence, or result, or in a particular direction); adapt.

To incline the mind or heart of.

To make over or part with, as by gift, sale, or other means of alienation; alienate or bestow: as, “he disposed all church preferments to the highest bidder,”

Synonyms To range, rank, group.

Order, regulate, fit.

Lead, induce.

To make disposition; determine the arrangement or settlement of something.

To bargain; make terms.

To exercise control over; direct the disposal or course of: as, they have full power to dispose of their possessions.

Disposal; power of disposing; management. noun

The disposal or management of something.

Behaviour; disposition.

Words that are spelled similarly to dispose:
dispose, dispone, dispase, dispise, disposd, dispost, dispope, adispose.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dispose:
waste, wastes, sludge, corpse, corpses, garbage, hazardous, unwanted, surplus, disposal, landfill, trash, radioactive, wastewater, sewage, recycling, assets, heirs, body, bodies, toxic, property, excess, fit, safely, properly, freely, asset, throwing, pollution, accidentally, accordance, pattern, manner, bomb, sale, solid, lands, burning, stolen, dead, possession, victims, materials, items, sees, chemical, sell, ball, kill.

Words that rhyme with dispose:
rose, close, nose, impose, expose, pose, clothes, repose, prose, propose, compose, chose, juxtapose, hose, suppose, oppose, transpose, disclose, depose, enclose, throes, arose, woes, those, ose, logos, doze, interpose, toes, primrose, pros, superimpose, presuppose, decompose, goes, predispose, silos, foreclose, hoes, shows, noes, brose, ambrose, foes, mose, bose, froze, gloze, knows, pantyhose, pharos, dominoes, cloze, cose, eaux, roes, demos, psoas, croze, photos, vose, blows, ohs, bulldoze, dominos, lead by the nose, shadows, tea rose, throws, bows, grose, gose, bongos, meadows, elbows, plainclothes, ratios, studios, gyros, melrose, crows, cocos, flows, tomatos, rockrose, rows, lows, euros, jos, fire hose, blowze, embryos, tornados, overexpose, owes, cameos, boroughs, cargoes, penrose, rainbows.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dispose:
void, public, virtual, how, disposal, idisposable, private, corresponding, subdue, note, must.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dispose:
method, procedure, pattern, all, event, function, thy, command, statement.

Consonant match to dispose:
despise, despres.

Words that sound like dispose:
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