Disposition

(-zish'un.) [L. dispositio.] (Log.) The mental faculty of orderly arrangement of ideas, propositions, or arguments, in reference to their availability for practical use.- (Rhet.) The methodical cla ification or arrangement of the several parts of an oration or disquisition. (Arch.) An arrangement of the design considered as a whole; thus differing from distribution, which relates to the arrangement of the internal parts or sections. [s. 292]