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Definition of loath - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
emotionreluctant or unwilling to do something
- She was loath to admit her mistake.
- He was loath to leave his comfortable home.
- They were loath to change their longstanding traditions.
Expressions with loath
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happy to do something
She was nothing loath to join the adventure.
Origin of loath
Old English, lāth (hostile)
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- French:réticent, ...
- German:widerwillig, ...
- Italian:riluttante, ...
- Spanish:reacio, ...
- Portuguese:relutante, ...
- Chinese:不情愿的, ...
- Japanese:気が進まない, ...
- Arabic:كارِه, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא שָׂשׂ, ...
- Russian:неохотный, ...
- Ukrainian:неохочий, ...
- Hindi:अनिच्छुक, ...
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