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Definition of loath adjective from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

loath

adjective
 
/ləʊθ/
 
/ləʊθ/
(also less frequent loth)
(formal)
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  1. loath to do something not willing to do something
    • He was loath to admit his mistake.
    • They were obviously loath to let her leave.
    Word OriginOld English lāth ‘hostile, spiteful’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch leed, German Leid ‘sorrow’.
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