Loath is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOATH in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• unwilling, also LAITH, LOTH
• reluctant; unwilling
• unwilling or reluctant (to)
• Hateful; odious; disliked.
• Filled with disgust or aversion; averse; unwilling; reluctant; as, loath to part.
• unwillingness to do something contrary to your custom
• (usually followed by `to\') strongly opposed

Words related to LOATH

laith8 loather10 loathest11 loathness12 loth7

How to use LOATH in a sentence

• Till then, I shall be loath to employ towards our allies a language, to which if they yielded, we should ourselves despise them.
• He had, of course, to fight in the war, loath though he no doubt was.
• She was so fine in lace and ribbons, yes, even watch and chain, that grandma was loath to let us touch her, and insisted she should be handled in the box.
• This has been the strength of the Iron Heel, and too many of the comrades have been slow or loath to realize it.
• But the magistrates would be very loath to assist him.
• Therefore I loath my words, And repent in dust and ashes.
• As he was searching, however, he perceived an ourang-outang steal from a thicket, which, nevertheless, it seemed loath to leave.
• They were loath to do it, and justice must record the fact.
• At first she was loath to open a message addressed to some one else.
• Terry Mackenzie, and trailing behind the others, frankly loath to leave the men, Audrey Valentine.
• The sunshine, loath to leave her pleasant little figure, followed after her, and played about her shadow on the floor.
• I could see that they were loath to believe it was the real Lauder until he began to sing.
• Old Peg was very loath to leave the barn, and we had to drag her out by main strength.
• It rose heavily, as if it were loath to reveal the dreadful spectacle beneath it.
• So loath was he to abandon the search that it was very nearly noon before he did so, and retraced his steps to the river.
• The seeker after fresh air, eager to move on, yet loath to imply that the air about a watchman was stale, said, with a glance at the stars, that here was quiet.
• She was loath to take up her residence with a group which would have too much community of interest.
• This I would be willing to impart to a friend, yet loath to do so to an enemy.
• And Ebenezer saw her depart to the larder nothing loath.
• Peter was loath to assert himself, and he was shoved aside as the gentle and the just usually are.
• Truly, said Sir Launcelot, that were me full loath to discover.
• Truly, said Sir Gawaine unto Sir Ector, I am nigh weary of this quest, and loath I am to follow further in strange countries.
• Shortly after midnight our own little company broke up, loath to leave the charming spectacle.
• The publishers were loath to risk much in the venture.
• Usually Diderot writes as if he were loath to let the sentence go, and to allow the paragraph to come to an end.
• How weary we grow of winter in a cold land, and how loath is winter to permit the coming of spring! May stole in from the south.
• Though somewhat loath to unite in any undertaking with his sworn enemy, Sir Sandrit had learned to subdue his personal prejudices for the welfare of Germany.
• After that she was loath to have the book out of her hand, going painfully and slowly over the lessons, mastering each in turn with patient perseverance.
• We are loath to admit that the lower animals have any rights.
• The prince himself was not loath to present himself at the crisis, and to offer his services to the nation.
• On the morning of the third both armies seemed loath to begin the conflict.

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