predispose someone or something to(ward) something
- predispose someone or something to(ward) something
predispose someone or something to(ward) something
to make someone or something susceptible to something. •
Your comments will not predispose me toward a favorable treatment of your case.
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Do you think that this weather will predispose me to catching a cold?
Dictionary of American idioms.
2013.
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