Of a person: Minded, disposed; chiefly in combination with well-, ill-, etc. Obsolete.

Well-disposed, favourable. Const. of or dative. Also in fair and fain. Obsolete.

Of a person: willing to agree to something, or to do something; favourably disposed, content. Chiefly with to. Now colloquial and regional.

Inclined to favour or side with a person, party, proposal, etc.; favourably disposed; willing to accede, assent, or submit to a person. Frequently…

Attended with advantage or convenience; facilitating one's purpose or wishes; advantageous, helpful, suitable. Said esp. of the weather, etc.

Having a tendency to behave, think, feel, etc., in a particular way; having a particular predisposition… attributive. Usually with preceding adverb.

transferred. Disposed to receive or welcome kindly; open and generous in mind or disposition.

With reference to a person: offering no resistance; compliant; spec. relating to, involving, or advocating the doctrine or principle of…