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Meaning of loathness
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loathness (n.)
Unwillingness; reluctance.
loathness Sentence Examples
- The child expressed his loathness for vegetables by refusing to even take a bite.
- The employee's loathness to speak up about workplace issues led to further problems.
- The politician's loathness to compromise ultimately cost him the election.
- The homeowner's loathness to invest in repairs caused the property to deteriorate.
- The jury's loathness to convict the defendant despite overwhelming evidence sparked controversy.
- The doctor's loathness to prescribe antibiotics when unnecessary contributed to the reduction of antibiotic resistance.
- The athlete's loathness to give up, even when injured, inspired his teammates.
- The teacher's loathness to punish struggling students led to a more supportive learning environment.
- The company's loathness to embrace remote work during the pandemic hindered its productivity.
- The community's loathness to welcome newcomers created a sense of division and isolation.
FAQs About the word loathness
Unwillingness; reluctance.
hesitant,reluctant, disinclined, reticent,unwilling, averse, timid, uneager, irresolute, cagy
happy, enthusiastic, eager, ready, ready, enthusiastic, glad, glad, eager, happy
The child expressed his loathness for vegetables by refusing to even take a bite.
The employee's loathness to speak up about workplace issues led to further problems.
The politician's loathness to compromise ultimately cost him the election.
The homeowner's loathness to invest in repairs caused the property to deteriorate.
