1. to make someone unwilling or reluctant to do something
Usage: transitive verb; formal or literary

Examples

• The long commute disinclined her to accept the job offer.
• Bad weather disinclined the hikers from attempting the trail.
• His past failures disinclined him to try again.
• The high cost disinclined many customers from making a purchase.
• She was disinclined to attend the meeting after the argument.
• Nothing could disincline him from his goal of becoming a doctor.