Loath

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Loath [ lohth, lohth  ]
 [ adjective ]
 MEANING :
 1. an extreme dislike for
2. averse or reluctant
3. unwilling
 USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :
 He loathes having to do his homework before going out to play.
 USAGE EXAMPLE 2 :
 As one senior Foreign Office minister put it on the Today programme, the Government is loath to match the IRA propaganda blow by blow. 

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