reluctance in Irish
reluctance in Irish is drogall, leisce, mífhonn — reluctance means unwillingness or hesitation to do something.
reluctance in Irish
drogall
Unwillingness to do something.
leisce
Unwillingness to do something.
mífhonn
Unwillingness to do something.
leisce
Hesitancy in taking some action.
What does "reluctance" mean?
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noun Unwillingness or hesitation to do something.
"He agreed, but with obvious reluctance."
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reluctance in a sentence
- He agreed, but with obvious reluctance.
- Her reluctance to speak in public held her back at work.
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What is "reluctance" in Irish?
"reluctance" in Irish is drogall, leisce, mífhonn. reluctance means: Unwillingness or hesitation to do something.
How do you use "reluctance" in a sentence?
Example: "He agreed, but with obvious reluctance." In Irish, "reluctance" is drogall, leisce, mífhonn.
Are there other ways to say "reluctance" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "reluctance": drogall, leisce, mífhonn.
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