reluctate Sentence Examples
- The witness was reluctant to provide testimony that could incriminate their friend.
- Despite the boss's insistence, the employee was reluctant to take on the new project.
- The shy child was reluctant to speak up in class.
- The politician was reluctant to address the controversial issue during the campaign.
- The salesperson was reluctant to give a discount, fearing it would devalue the product.
- The parents were reluctant to allow their teenage daughter to go on a road trip with friends.
- The doctor was reluctant to prescribe the experimental medication without further testing.
- The dog was reluctant to leave the comfort of its owner's lap.
- The prisoner was reluctant to cooperate with the authorities, even though it could benefit them.
- The author was reluctant to share their unfinished manuscript with a publisher for feedback.
reluctate Meaning
Webster
reluctate (v. i.)
To struggle against anything; to resist; to oppose.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reluctate
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FAQs About the word reluctate
To struggle against anything; to resist; to oppose.
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The witness was reluctant to provide testimony that could incriminate their friend.
Despite the boss's insistence, the employee was reluctant to take on the new project.
The shy child was reluctant to speak up in class.
The politician was reluctant to address the controversial issue during the campaign.
