reluct

(rĭ-lŭkt')
intr.v., -luct·ed, -luct·ing, -lucts.
To show reluctance or repugnance.

[Latin reluctārī : re-, re- + luctārī, to struggle.]

[ad. L. reluctari, to struggle; but in later use prob. a back-formation from reluctance]
1) to make a determined resistance : struggle
2) to feel or show repugnance or reluctance : revolt