reluctance, reluctancr, reluctancie

[Eng. reluct an(t); -се, -cy.] 1. The quality or state of being reluctant; unwillingne , repugnance, dislike. 2. Regret, displeasure. IMG:content-0419.png:[blocks in formation] 3411 *rě-luc-cāte, v. i . [Lat. reluct at us , pa. par. of reluct or to struggle against.] [RELUCT.] To struggle in opposition; to resist; to act reluctantly. "Men devise colors to delude their reluctating consciences."-Decay of Piety. remark