re·luct (r -l kt )intr.v. re·luct·ed, re·luct·ing, re·lucts To show reluctance or repugnance. [Latin reluct  r : re-, re- + luctr, to struggle.] |
reluct [rɪˈlʌkt]
vb (intr) Archaic
1. (often foll by against) to struggle or rebel
2. to object; show reluctance
[from Latin reluctārī to resist, from re- + luctārī to struggle]
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