Meanings
- The quality of being indisposable.
[…] indisposability; and the more one is indisposable the less use he has for hope.
1967, H. J. Blackham, Six Existentialist Thinkers, page 811 more example
[…] "indisposability" of human nature. And the question is now, from a normative point of view, how we can argue to treat the genetic natural constitution of humans as indisposable. With Habermas one can distinguish three types of normative […]
2014, Marion Albers, Thomas Hoffmann, Jörn Reinhardt, Human Rights and Human Nature, page 167
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