Definition of reluctantly in English:

reluctantly

adverb rɪˈlʌkt(ə)ntlirəˈləkt(ə)ntli

In an unwilling and hesitant way.
he reluctantly agrees to do his duty
Example sentencesExamples
- Inefficient or poorly located facilities are closed, sometimes reluctantly, by a board of directors.
- His father disapproves of the pram, which his mother reluctantly returns.
- By the 1880s, however, there were quite a number of women in the profession and the Association reluctantly admitted them as members.
- He reluctantly agrees, despite his best friend's misgivings.
- The judge in the case reluctantly decided to drop the charges, citing a lack of evidence.
- In 2002, the party reluctantly admitted the members ' average age was 65.
- The woman paused, then nodded reluctantly, opening her door wider, letting them in.
- He finds himself reluctantly succumbing to his suppressed passion.
- The scared young man reluctantly took the note home to his mother, dreading the impending punishment.
- Two-thirds of bar owners spoken to said they would reluctantly accept the law.

Definition of reluctantly in US English:

reluctantly

adverbrəˈləkt(ə)ntlērəˈləkt(ə)ntli

In an unwilling and hesitant way.
he reluctantly agrees to do his duty
Example sentencesExamples
- Two-thirds of bar owners spoken to said they would reluctantly accept the law.
- Inefficient or poorly located facilities are closed, sometimes reluctantly, by a board of directors.
- His father disapproves of the pram, which his mother reluctantly returns.
- By the 1880s, however, there were quite a number of women in the profession and the Association reluctantly admitted them as members.
- He reluctantly agrees, despite his best friend's misgivings.
- In 2002, the party reluctantly admitted the members ' average age was 65.
- The judge in the case reluctantly decided to drop the charges, citing a lack of evidence.
- The woman paused, then nodded reluctantly, opening her door wider, letting them in.
- The scared young man reluctantly took the note home to his mother, dreading the impending punishment.
- He finds himself reluctantly succumbing to his suppressed passion.

单词	reluctantly
释义	Definition of reluctantly in English: reluctantly adverb rɪˈlʌkt(ə)ntlirəˈləkt(ə)ntli In an unwilling and hesitant way. he reluctantly agrees to do his duty Example sentencesExamples Inefficient or poorly located facilities are closed, sometimes reluctantly, by a board of directors. His father disapproves of the pram, which his mother reluctantly returns. By the 1880s, however, there were quite a number of women in the profession and the Association reluctantly admitted them as members. He reluctantly agrees, despite his best friend's misgivings. The judge in the case reluctantly decided to drop the charges, citing a lack of evidence. In 2002, the party reluctantly admitted the members ' average age was 65. The woman paused, then nodded reluctantly, opening her door wider, letting them in. He finds himself reluctantly succumbing to his suppressed passion. The scared young man reluctantly took the note home to his mother, dreading the impending punishment. Two-thirds of bar owners spoken to said they would reluctantly accept the law. Definition of reluctantly in US English: reluctantly adverbrəˈləkt(ə)ntlērəˈləkt(ə)ntli In an unwilling and hesitant way. he reluctantly agrees to do his duty Example sentencesExamples Two-thirds of bar owners spoken to said they would reluctantly accept the law. Inefficient or poorly located facilities are closed, sometimes reluctantly, by a board of directors. His father disapproves of the pram, which his mother reluctantly returns. By the 1880s, however, there were quite a number of women in the profession and the Association reluctantly admitted them as members. He reluctantly agrees, despite his best friend's misgivings. In 2002, the party reluctantly admitted the members ' average age was 65. The judge in the case reluctantly decided to drop the charges, citing a lack of evidence. The woman paused, then nodded reluctantly, opening her door wider, letting them in. The scared young man reluctantly took the note home to his mother, dreading the impending punishment. He finds himself reluctantly succumbing to his suppressed passion.
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