reluctance
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re·luc·tance
(rĭ-lŭk'təns) 
also re·luc·tan·cy (-tən-sē)
n.
also re·luc·tan·cy (-tən-sē)n.
- The state of being reluctant; unwillingness.
- Physics. A measure of the opposition to magnetic flux, analogous to electric resistance.
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reluctance
noun
- The state of not being disposed or inclined: averseness, disinclination, indisposition, unwillingness. See willing/unwilling.
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reluctance
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Definition: unwillingness
Antonyms: eagerness, willingness
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