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    loath - Dictionary definition and meaning for word loath

    Definition
    (adj) unwillingness to do something contrary to your custom
    Synonyms : loth , reluctant
    Example Sentence
    • a reluctant smile
    • loath to admit a mistake
    Definition
    (adj) (usually followed by `to') strongly opposed
    Example Sentence
    • antipathetic to new ideas
    • averse to taking risks
    • loath to go on such short notice
    • clearly indisposed to grant their request
   Mnemonics (Memory Aids) for loath

l+oath..oath..so if you have taken a oath of not doing what your dad guides you... you are very unwilling and reluctant to listen him.

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LOATHE means to hate, to detest....hence if you have loathe for something you become loath

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loath->in telugu ,loath means depth..wen d swimming pool's depth is more..we REFUSE to dive..

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load... i am always unwilling to carry so much load

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