Inclined, in the mood, in the mind (to do something, to or for something). Also with adverb, in a (particular) mental condition or mood. See also i…

Originally: (with to) having one's will directed favourably or unfavourably towards a person. In later use: having one's will directed to some…

Disposed, inclined; = affected, adj.1; (also) well-disposed.

Desirous of something; inclined, disposed (to do something). Obsolete.

Affected or influenced in the mind; disposed, inclined (to). Obsolete.

In predicative use only: intending, disposed, inclined to (†for to) (do something). to be so minded: to be inclined to do what has been mentioned or…

Naturally inclined or disposed to something.

Having a strong inclination or desire to do something. Chiefly with to and infinitive. Now rare.

Disposed, inclined (in some way). Frequently with modifying adverb. Now archaic and rare.

Affected or influenced in the mind; inclined, disposed; favourably inclined, tenderly disposed, attached (chiefly with to). Cf. affectionate, adj. 1a.

Intending or inclined to do something. Obsolete.

In predicative use: intending, disposed, inclined (usually with following infinitive); = minded, adj.2 1a. Formerly also: †having a specified…

minded, disposed.

Having a favourable affection or inclination; favourably disposed or inclined; attached, partial (to). Cf. disaffected, adj.1 Obsolete.

Easily influenced; receptive; inclined, ready. Obsolete. rare.

to be in the (also a) mood: to feel disposed or inclined for or to do something (formerly also †of doing something). Similarly in no mood.

Eager, glad; desirous, or strongly inclined. With of (rarely with with or for). Obsolete (Scottish in later use).

Inclined, disposed (in a single instance).