disposition

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Formal

n. the way that things are placed or arranged in a particular order.

n. the relative arrangement or placement of objects or parts.

“The general carefully planned the disposition of his troops across the valley.”

“The architect spent weeks perfecting the disposition of the rooms to ensure maximum exposure to natural light throughout the day.”

C2 · Proficiency Countable noun Law Technical · Formal

n. the final decision about what happens to property or a legal case.

n. the final settlement of a matter; in law, the transfer of property or the final determination of a court case.

“The will explained the disposition of his money after his death.”

“The court's final disposition of the assets was delayed by several months due to unforeseen challenges from the creditors.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Academic

n. a natural tendency to behave in a certain way or to develop a certain health problem.

n. a tendency or inclination to act in a particular way or to be affected by a specific condition.

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“Some people have a genetic disposition to certain types of heart disease.”

“The report noted a growing disposition among younger voters to support independent candidates over traditional parties.”