Advanced as in disgust To resist or oppose, akin to a state of unwillingness or hesitation, similar to the concept of revolt. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Reluct'
The scientist would reluct to accept the new theory, clinging to traditional beliefs in the field.
The politician would reluct to acknowledge the opposing viewpoint, sticking to his party's stance.
The soldier did not reluct in the face of danger, bravely facing the enemy on the battlefield.
The author had to reluct the temptation to reveal the plot twist in interviews before the book's release.
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