predisposing
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo make likely to think, or be, a certain way
Her age is predisposing her to be impatient
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The 11 Risk Factors That Are Destroying Your Brain - Dr Daniel Amen
- It's interesting that the salve that some people are using acutely to try and treat a symptom is predisposing them to more of that symptom once they come out the other side of it.
It's interesting that the salve that some people are using acutely to try and treat a symptom is predisposing them to more of that symptom once they come out the other side of it.
- It's interesting that the salve that some people are using acutely to try and treat a symptom is predisposing them to more of that symptom once they come out the other side of it.
It's interesting that the salve that some people are using acutely to try and treat a symptom is predisposing them to more of that symptom once they come out the other side of it.