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Meanings of always loath in English
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Usage of always loath in English
1
But now ere ever I spoke of him-whichI was always loath to do-Mrs.
2
I am always loath to see a brave life flung away, be it of friend or foe.
3
Buffett was always loath to offer share buybacks and consented to it last year only after Berkshire hit historically low valuations.
4
Candidates are always loath to cut staff or scale back infrastructure for fear of creating an impression of a troubled campaign.
5
So alluring indeed is this little town that one is always loath to leave it, one continually excuses oneself from departure.
6
This was a source of regret to me, for I was always loath to leave a well-thought-out piece of work unfinished.
7
Lamb's literary prosperity during this period was at the highest; yet he was always loath to show himself too much before the world.
8
I must not assume that I was the cause of it, for one is always loath to leave people whom one loves and knows.
9
"Your Majesty," he said, "I am always loath to see a coward die.