uneager (Meaning)

Wordnet

uneager (a)

lacking interest or spirit or animation

The child was uneager to go to bed, yearning instead for more playtime.
The employee was uneager to take on the extra responsibilities, citing a heavy workload.
The hiker was uneager to continue up the steep trail, feeling exhausted and out of breath.
The student was uneager to participate in the class discussion, fearing embarrassment or scrutiny.
The driver was uneager to take the long route, opting instead for a shorter but more congested path.
The salesperson was uneager to close the deal, sensing that the customer was hesitant and uninterested.
The landlord was uneager to rent to the potential tenant, having had negative experiences with previous tenants.
The patient was uneager to undergo the surgery, fearing pain and potential complications.
The audience was uneager to listen to the lengthy speech, fidgeting and whispering among themselves.
The investor was uneager to risk their hard-earned money in a volatile market, preferring instead to play it safe.

lacking interest or spirit or animation

lukewarm, tepid,neutral, halfhearted, unenthusiastic, dispassionate, disinterested, uninterested, uncaring, impassive

feverish, enthusiastic, eager, vehement, ardent, impassioned, exuberant, exuberant, engaged, ardent

The child was uneager to go to bed, yearning instead for more playtime.

The employee was uneager to take on the extra responsibilities, citing a heavy workload.

The hiker was uneager to continue up the steep trail, feeling exhausted and out of breath.

The student was uneager to participate in the class discussion, fearing embarrassment or scrutiny.