1. Somewhat ill, feeling or being in bad health
   "feeling a bit indisposed today";
   - ailing, peaked, poorly, sickly, unwell, under the weather [informal], seedy [archaic], out of sorts [informal], off-colour [Brit, informal], grotty [Brit, informal], crook [Austral, NZ, informal], cruddy [informal]
    
2. (usually followed by 'to') strongly opposed
   "clearly indisposed to grant their request";
   - antipathetic, antipathetical, averse, loath, loth

1. Make unwilling
   "The bad weather indisposed them from going on the hike";
   - disincline
    
2. Make unfit or unsuitable
   "The illness indisposed him for work";
   - disqualify, unfit
    
3. Cause to feel unwell
   "She was indisposed"

See also: disinclined, ill, sick

Type of: alter, change, determine, influence, modify, mold [N. Amer], mould [Brit, Cdn], regulate, shape