well-disposed

English

Adjective

well-disposed (comparative better-disposed or more well-disposed, superlative best-disposed or most well-disposed)

  1. friendly and sympathetic
    • 1980, AA Book of British Villages, Drive Publications Ltd, page 269:
      A memorial inscription on Long Melford church reads, 'the work of well-disposed men'. It refers to the wool merchants who contributed to its building in the 1490s.

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