Disposition

dis-po-zish′un, n. arrangement: plan for disposing one's property, .: natural tendency: temper: ( N.T. ) ministration: ( Scots law ) a giving over to another = conveyance or a ignment in Eng. phraseology—often 'disposition and settlement,' a deed for the disposal of a man's property at his death.— adjs. Disposi′tional ; Disposi′tioned ; Dispos′itive .— adv. Dispos′itively .— ns. Dispos′it or , a planet that disposes or controls another; Dispō′sure ( obs. ), disposal, arrangement: disposition. [Fr.,—L., from dis , apart, ponĕre , to place.]