reluctance
A large amount of unwillingness.
A significant amount of unwillingness.
A very high degree of unwillingness.
Unwillingness that has a clear and reasonable cause.
Unwillingness at the beginning.
A profound or strongly felt unwillingness.
Unwillingness that is expected in a particular situation.
Unwillingness that is very easy to see.
Unwillingness that is easy to see or understand.
Unwillingness shared by many people.
Unwillingness that seems to exist, but may not be real.
A slight or unspoken unwillingness.
Unwillingness that is increasing over time.
Unwillingness that is becoming greater.
A noticeable or distinct unwillingness.
Unwillingness that persists over a period of time.
Unwillingness that is ongoing.
Unwillingness that is obvious to everyone.
Used to show that you do something unwillingly.
A more formal way to indicate the group or person who is feeling reluctant.
Indicates the group or person who is feeling reluctant.
To make one's unwillingness visible or known.
To know the reason for someone's unwillingness.
To state one's unwillingness verbally.
To succeed in dealing with a feeling of unwillingness.
To feel or perceive that someone is unwilling.
To suggest or be a sign of unwillingness.
To show unwillingness in one's behavior or actions.
To become aware of someone's unwillingness.
To provide the reason for an unwillingness to do something.
To show or be evidence of unwillingness.
To feel or possess a sense of unwillingness (often followed by 'to do sth').
To act as if one is unwilling, when one is not.