Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Reluctantly"

A: Reluctantly is an adverb used when somebody does something while hesitating way or in an unwilling way. “Tom reluctantly did his homework”.

Reluctant is a synonym for hesitant.

A: Doing something reluctantly means you don't really want to do it, or you're not sure.

A: I reluctantly gave them it

They did it reluctantly

I reluctantly told them

A: @mtstv77 reluctantly = You have some problems/issues with doing it, but you'll do it.


Unwillingly = you must be forced to do it, you're not reluctant, you refuse. But someone or something forces you to do it.

A: those words are synonyms! different words that mean the same thing.

A: reluctantly is used when someone does not want to do that task but does it anyways with a little hesitation
"he reluctantly studies instead of going to the movies"
and compulsively is usually out of habit and a person does this without thinking about it
"she compulsively cleans the house before guests come over"

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