unprone

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ prone.

Adjective

unprone (not comparable)

  1. Not predisposed or liable.
    • 1855, Duncan MacCallum, The History of the Culdees, page 95:
      Aidan, a Scottish king, asked him, "if his heart was unprone to evil, that he himself could find no fault in his conduct?"
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