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reluctant implies an unwillingness to do something, as because of distaste or irresolution I was reluctant to join; disinclined suggests a lack of desire for something, as because it fails to suit one's taste or because one disapproves of it I feel disinclined to argue; hesitant implies a refraining from action, as because of fear, indecision, or doubts don't be hesitant about asking this favor; loath suggests strong disinclination or a decided unwillingness I am loath to depart; averse suggests a sustained, although not extreme, disinclination not averse to borrowing money
See reluctant in Webster's New World Roget's A-Z Thesaurus II
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