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reluctant

[ri-luhk-tuhnt] / rɪˈlʌk tənt /


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Ms Marshall said she could understand why families would be cautious or reluctant to allow a loved one's organs to be donated, especially if they hadn't discussed it or understood enough about the process.

From BBC

Democratic strategist Bill Carrick is presented as saying modern advisors would be reluctant to counsel candidates to exit unless they had committed serious crimes.

From Los Angeles Times

These retailers may be reluctant to let AI companies in on such profits.

From Barron's

These retailers may be reluctant to let AI companies in on such profits.

From Barron's

Recent buyers were reluctant for a few reasons.

From MarketWatch