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View definitions for reluctance

reluctance

noun as in disinclination

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There appears to be a reluctance to add additional teams.

From BBC

Dumont added that Piaf showed extreme reluctance when the pair turned up at her flat, but she allowed Dumont to play the song on her piano.

From BBC

One significant element of this failure is a reluctance to understand or recognize that today’s Republican Party is more of a front organization than a traditional political party.

From Salon

Also well-known for his close ties to Moscow, his reluctance to impose sanctions on Russia and to provide self-defence weapons to Ukraine.

From BBC

But fame and success ultimately released any reluctance to speak out, and seemed to loosen his ego as well.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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