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uneager

adjective as in afraid

adjective as in indisposed

adjective as in loath

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Even the Republicans speaking at the forum were uneager to tie their fortunes to Trump’s in the heavily Democratic area.

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Republicans, though, are uneager to help the House and Senate Democratic majorities reinstate the suspension given that the economy is showing signs of inflation.

His senior colleagues there were developing diagnoses of social shortcomings for children who they said lacked connection to the community, uneager to join in collective Reich activities such as the Hitler Youth.

The Kurds, who in the past two years have vastly expanded the amount of land that they control, seem uneager to relinquish any of it.

Not only do Washingtonians seem uneager to celebrate the Trump administration, many want to pretend it’s not even happening.

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

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