unwillingness (Meaning)

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unwillingness (n)

the trait of being unwilling

The unwillingness of the board members to compromise led to a standstill in the negotiations.
Sarah's unwillingness to ask for help caused her to struggle unnecessarily.
The organization faced challenges due to the chairman's unwillingness to delegate authority.
Despite the compelling evidence, the team's unwillingness to acknowledge the truth hampered their progress.
The students' unwillingness to engage in the discussion limited their understanding of the topic.
The government's unwillingness to invest in infrastructure posed a major threat to the country's economic growth.
The couple's unwillingness to work through their differences ultimately led to their separation.
The employee's unwillingness to accept criticism hindered their professional development.
The community's unwillingness to embrace change stalled the implementation of new initiatives.
The landlord's unwillingness to make necessary repairs caused significant discomfort to the tenants.

the trait of being unwilling

reluctance, disinclination, doubt, hesitance,reticence, hesitancy, distrust, staggering, wobbling, fence-sitting

inclination, willingness,willingness, inclination, conviction,conviction, assurance, certainty, assurance, certainty

The unwillingness of the board members to compromise led to a standstill in the negotiations.

Sarah's unwillingness to ask for help caused her to struggle unnecessarily.

The organization faced challenges due to the chairman's unwillingness to delegate authority.

Despite the compelling evidence, the team's unwillingness to acknowledge the truth hampered their progress.