Today’s Word of the Day is reluctant, an adjective. This word will help you discuss ideas and opinions in a clear, natural way, especially in longer conversations and writing.
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Meaning
- Word: reluctant
- Part of speech: adjective
- Meaning: Not willing to do something and slow to do it.
Example sentences
- He was reluctant to speak in front of the class.
- They were reluctant to leave the party early.
Related words
Words connected with reluctant: unwilling, hesitant, unenthusiastic.
Practise it today
Look out for reluctant in something you read or hear today. Noticing new words in real situations helps them stay in your memory.