Meanings of much disinclined in English

He felt very much disinclined for the painful task he had undertaken.

The Conte was very much disinclined to anything of the sort.

But I'm not a rough rider, and much disinclined to have my bones broken.

While Galkin-Vrasskoy reigns over the prison system I feel very much disinclined to bring out my book.

They were modest in their behaviour, much disinclined to speak of their past, as great men might be whose reputation was world-wide.

His manners were elegant: but he appeared to be very bashful, or diffident; and, at all events, appeared very much disinclined to enter into conversation.

"Although we are," said Janellaine, "still very much disinclined."

"If you were too much disinclined to being light lovers," the girl retorted, "you'd never be strolling down this street.