disposition

nounB2 · Upper-intermediate

A person's usual way of thinking and feeling.

Meanings of «disposition»

1 · noun

a person's usual way of thinking and feeling

She has a cheerful disposition and rarely gets angry.

2 · noun

the arrangement or positioning of things

The report described the disposition of company assets.

Similar: arrangement placementpositioninglayout

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The difference between similar words

the way a person is inside

personalitythe whole way a person behaves and feelsShe has a warm, friendly personality.

charactera person's moral qualities, such as honestyHonesty is a strong part of her character.

temperamentyour natural way of reacting and feelingThe dog has a calm temperament.

dispositionformalyour usual mood or way of reacting; formalHe has a cheerful disposition.

how a person feels or usually behaves

moodhow you feel at one moment; it changesShe is in a good mood today.

temperhow easily you get angryHe has a quick temper.

dispositionyour natural character over a long timeShe has a cheerful disposition.

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