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reluctant (112 synonym found)

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withstanding

waddling

up in arms

unzealous

unyielding

unwilling

unsubmissive

unhurried

unenthusiastic

uneager

uncooperative

turtlelike

trudging

tottering

tortoiselike

toddling

tentative

strolling

staggering

snaillike

snail-paced

sluggish

slow-stepped

slow-sailing

slow-running

slow-poky

slow-paced

slow-moving

slow-legged

slow-going

slow-foot

slow-crawling

slow to

slow as slow

slow as molasses

slow as death

slow

slothful

slack

shy

shuffling

sauntering

retardative

retardant

restive

resistive

resisting

resistant

repellent

renitent

relaxed

refractory

recalcitrant

rebellious

protesting

proof against

poky

poking

perfunctory

opposed

on the barricades

obstructive

objecting

noncooperative

moderate

lumbering

loath

limping

leisurely

leery

lazy

languorous

languid

laggard

indolent

indisposed

indifferent

idle

hobbling

hobbled

hesitant

halting

grudging

gradual

gentle

fractious

foot-dragging

flagging

faltering

easy

dissenting

dissentient

disputing

disputatious

disinclined

dilatory

deliberate

creeping like snail

creeping

crawling

complaining

claudicant

chary

calculating

balky

balking

backward

averse

apathetic

antagonistic

ambling

afraid

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Definition of reluctant:

(adj) : not wanting to take some action; hesitant; uncertain

"she was reluctant to lend him the money"

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Definition of reluctant:

(adj) : not wanting to take some action; hesitant; uncertain

"she was reluctant to lend him the money"

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