well disposed

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 30
Being of a right or fair disposition; well-affected, loyal, true. "You lose a you sand well - disposed hearts." Shakesp.: Richard II ., ii. 1. well-disputed, a. Well contested or fought. "Curs'd be the man (e'en private Greeks would say) Who dares desert this well - disputed day." Pope : Homer's Iliad, xvii. 475. well-doer, subst . One who performs rightly his moral and social duties. IMG:content-0783.png:[blocks in formation]
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