0 unwilling (to do something) -- uvillig, motvillig, utilbøyelig
If they were shown to be disinclined to seek such advice, that would be a problem which we should examine and try to resolve.
Some firms are disinclined to accept overseas students.
Where is the money supposed to come from if we are disinclined to cut back other similar programmes under the same heading?
Habeck stresses, rightly in my view, that we must take very seriously their religious motivation and their own statements of it, something secular scholars may be disinclined to do.
A lower resting metabolic rate would be an asset for a predator that is unable, or disinclined, to emigrate, enabling it to endure longer intervals between meals.
Whereas when infants focus intently on a novel event, and are either unable or disinclined to look away, sharing that focus, while soothing, may be more appropriate.
So, when we confront a patient or surrogate decisionmaker who is disinclined to accept the state-of-the-art pain and symptom management techniques, it can give us pause.
If tort compensation schemes nonetheless under write them, utilitarians should be disinclined to regard such schemes as manifesting corrective justice.
