reluctant to (do something)
reluctant to (do something)
Unwilling, hesitant, or disinclined to do something. I was reluctant to sign over the creative rights to my music, but they were offering me a pretty heft sum in return. Sarah is a little reluctant to try something new. My dad has always been reluctant to admit when something is his fault.
See also: reluctant
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
reluctant to do something
unwilling to do something; not wanting to do something. David was reluctant to admit his mistakes. Although reluctant to appear in court, the witness was ordered to by subpoena.
See also: reluctant
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- reluctant
- reluctant to do
- can't be bothered
- (one) can't be arsed
- can't be arsed
- disinclined
- disinclined to
- disinclined to (do something)
- CBA
- mealy-mouthed