loathful
adjective
loath·ful
-t͟hfəl
now Scottish
: shrinking, reluctant, bashful
Word History
Etymology
Middle English lothful hateful, loathsome, reluctant, from loth evil, harm, hatred (from Old English lāth, from lāth, adjective) + -ful
- to the accompaniment of
- to the best of her ability
- to the best of one's belief
- to the best of one's knowledge
- to the best of someone's recollection
- to the bitter end
- to the bone
- to the brim
- to the buff
- to the contrary
- to the core
- to the day
- to the death
- to the detriment of
- to the effect
- to the effect that
- to the end of time
- to the exclusion of
- to the eye
- to the fore
- to the forefront
- to the full
- to the fullest
- to the fullest extent of
- to the gills