That regards with favour (a person, project, opinion, etc.); inclined to countenance or help; well-disposed, propitious. Const. to, upon, †of.

Affected by feelings of satisfaction or pleasure; favourable, well-disposed. Obsolete. rare.

Chiefly predicative. Inclined towards or biased in favour of a particular person, cause, etc.; well-disposed; partial. Now archaic and rare.

= well-disposed, adj. 1.

Favourably disposed; loyal; = well-affected, adj. 1.

Favourably disposed, inclined to be favourable or friendly (to or towards a person or thing); spec. well-disposed towards existing authority, loyal.

Of a person: favourably disposed; having a favourable opinion (of a person, in later use esp. oneself, or a thing). Now archaic and rare.

That has an inclination or propensity to or towards something; disposed, inclined. Cf. propense, adj. 1.

Devoted or attached to a cause, practice, habit, etc. Obsolete.

Scottish. Well-disposed. Obsolete.

Having a favourable disposition; good-natured, benign; (in later use) esp. inclined to be friendly or sympathetic to or towards a person or thing.