Moderate as in disgust To resist or feel unwillingness, often with a sense of aversion or hesitation, similar to the feeling of nausea. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Reluct'
The employee would reluct to attend the mandatory training, feeling it was a waste of time.
The teenager would reluct to apologize, maintaining a stubborn attitude after the argument.
Despite his passion for adventure, the explorer couldn't help but reluct when faced with the daunting task of climbing the treacherous mountain.
The detective couldn't help but reluct when he uncovered the disturbing details of the crime scene.
The actor had to reluct his natural shyness while performing on stage in front of a live audience.
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