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Meanings of much reluctance in English
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Usage of much reluctance in English
1
The two separated at the market-place without much reluctance on either side.
2
They did not, however, and have continued in the agency with much reluctance.
3
Lee's decision was made with much reluctance and, it seems, hesitation.
4
Although the Indians had large quantities of both, they sold it with much reluctance.
5
She therefore gave up her design, though which much reluctance.
6
With much reluctance, however, Captain Sturt determined to return to Cooper Creek without delay.
7
With much reluctance she repaired to the mansion house.
8
And Jerrold did so, slowly and with much reluctance.
9
He had taken leave of Marguerite with much reluctance.
10
She was greatly agitated, and answered with much reluctance.
11
Leaving Lucca, "with much reluctance," on the 18th, the journal continues:-
12
She went with much reluctance, and heard the child struggle as she went out the door.
13
The great sacrifice which the queen had made, and with so much reluctance, had been in vain.
14
With much reluctance the Rector accompanied him to the private sitting room that the Squire had engaged.
15
The Porte, I am satisfied, is prepared to give way in the end, though with much reluctance.
16
The horses were accordingly ordered, and after much reluctance, and some grumbling, we procured them, and departed.
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