reluctance (Also reluctances) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to reluctance

  • hesitation«
  • hesitancy«
  • disinclination«
  • indisposition«
  • aversion«
  • reluctance«
  • waver«
  • sloth«
  • waffle«
  • slothfulness«
  • hesitance«
  • wavering«
  • vacillation«
  • falter«
  • faltering«
  • natural philosophy«
  • waverer«
  • vacillator«
  • hesitator«
  • hesitater«
  • physics«
  • waffler«
  • reluctance motor«
  • unwillingness«
  • reluct«
  • reluctant«
  • doubt«
  • hesitant«
  • unreluctantly«
  • loath«
  • indecision«
  • unreluctance«
  • hesitate«
  • indecisiveness«
  • ungrudging«
  • hesitating«
  • pause«
  • uneagerness«
  • loth«
  • stump up«
  • indispose«
  • resistance«
  • disincline«
  • nuclear physics«
  • reluctation«
  • unwilling«
  • laziness«
  • reluctantly«
  • disinclined«
  • high energy physics«
  • linger over«
  • stutter«
  • dwell on«
  • atomic physics«
  • permeance«
  • linger«
  • idle«
  • penny-pinching«
  • vacillate«
  • statistical mechanics«
  • misgivings«
  • indecisive«
  • stammer«
  • magnetic circuit«
  • hover«
  • loathness«
  • oscillate«
  • electronics«
  • loathfulness«
  • vibrate«
  • irresolution«
  • kicking and screaming«
  • lazy«
  • idleness«
  • hesitantly«
  • slothful«
  • mechanics«
  • indolent«
  • quantum physics«
  • grudging«
  • work-shy«
  • aeronautics«
  • electric circuit«
  • uneager«
  • electromagnetism«
  • draggingly«
  • otiose«
  • indolence«
  • commitment-phobia«
  • faineant«
  • uranology«
  • backwardness«
  • boggle«
  • shillyshally«
  • nucleonics«
  • involuntariness«
  • faineance«
  • cryogeny«
  • solid-state physics«
  • oscillation«
  • astronautics«
  • thermodynamics«
  • particle physics«
  • plasma physics«
  • optics«
  • electrostatics«
  • high-energy physics«
  • physicist«
  • crystallography«
  • astronomy«
  • electromagnetics«
  • cryogenics«
  • biophysics«
  • acedia«
  • rheology«
  • distaste«
  • antipathy«
  • question«
  • strong interaction«
  • strong force«
  • stress«
  • weak interaction«
  • weak force«
  • fundamental interaction«
  • force«
  • color force«
  • negative«
  • work«
  • power«
  • nuclear physicist«
  • inertia«
  • cohesion«
  • break«
  • thermodynamics of equilibrium«
  • theory of relativity«
  • scruple«
  • disposition«
  • dynamic«
  • suspension«
  • electrical phenomenon«
  • temperament«
  • interaction«
  • relativity theory«
  • quantum field theory«
  • free energy«
  • energy«
  • flutter«
  • classical mechanics«
  • radio astronomy«
  • interruption«
  • static«
  • quantum mechanics«
  • fluid mechanics«
  • celestial mechanics«
  • dynamics«
  • relativity«
  • perturbation«
  • electron optics«
  • stutterer«
  • acoustician«
  • libration«
  • flicker«
  • hydraulics«
  • aerodynamics«
  • van der Waals«
  • kinetics«
  • uranologist«
  • thermostatics«
  • thermionics«
  • shiftlessness«
  • selenology«
  • dubiousness«
  • doubtfulness«
  • catoptrics«
  • al-Haytham«
  • aeromechanics«
  • avionics«
  • kinematics«
  • intermission«
  • microelectronics«
  • pneumatics«
  • noncompliant«
  • solar physics«
  • astronomer«
  • stammerer«
  • biophysicist«
  • holography«
  • statics«
  • stargazer«
  • astrometry«
  • astrodynamics«
  • astrophysics«
  • afraid«
  • on the fence«
  • physical«
  • undecided«
  • averse«
  • unintentional«
  • vacillating«
  • antipathetic«
  • suspensive«
  • indisposed«
  • vacillant«
  • unwilled«
  • antipathetical«
  • bumble«
  • induce«
  • defiant«
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  • lackadaisical«
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  • aerodynamic«
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  • astronomic«
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  • thermodynamic«
  • aeronautic«
  • astronomical«
  • optical«
  • irresolute«
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  • electromagnetic«
  • induct«
  • unvoluntary«
  • rheologic«
  • nonvoluntary«
  • bone-lazy«
  • bone-idle«
  • aeronautical«
  • thermodynamical«
  • rheological«
  • leisured«
  • willingness«
  • influence«
  • nervousness«
  • optimism«
  • pessimism«
  • push«
  • defiance«
  • red shift«
  • halt«
  • delay«
  • reaction«
  • tension«
  • impetus«
  • hold«
  • pull«
  • potential drop«
  • potential difference«
  • potential«
  • electric potential«
  • time lag«
  • wonder«
  • electric current«
  • current«
  • postponement«
  • calm«
  • vital force«
  • repulsive force«
  • magnetomotive force«
  • life force«
  • electromotive force«
  • centripetal force«
  • centrifugal force«
  • attractive force«
  • aerodynamic force«
  • ohmic resistance«
  • electrical resistance«
  • electric resistance«
  • wait«
  • ill nature«
  • electrical power«
  • electric power«
  • nuclear energy«
  • moment of inertia«
  • moment«
  • tolerance«
  • freeze«
  • affinity«
  • skin effect«
  • physical phenomenon«
  • breaking point«
  • energy level«
  • rest period«
  • rest energy«
  • rest«
  • loneliness«
  • general theory of relativity«
  • general relativity theory«
  • general relativity«
  • separation energy«
  • good nature«
  • morale«
  • misgiving«
  • time out«
  • draw«
  • noncompliance«
  • lapse«
  • electrical capacity«
  • capacity«
  • drift«
  • energy state«
  • variation«
  • energy of activation«
  • activation energy«
  • thrust«
  • shape«
  • special theory of relativity«
  • letup«
  • special relativity theory«
  • special relativity«
  • negativity«
  • chemical attraction«
  • attraction«
  • heart«
  • binding energy«
  • wave mechanics«
  • elan vital«
  • team spirit«
  • respite«
  • electric charge«
  • charge«
  • alternative energy«
  • distortion«
  • mechanical phenomenon«
  • mechanism«
  • relief«
  • physicality«
  • friendliness«
  • equanimity«
  • atomic energy«
  • composure«
  • spirit«
  • calmness«
  • vitality«
  • gravitational interaction«
  • electromagnetic interaction«
  • moodiness«
  • perfectionism«
  • radiant energy«
  • mechanical energy«
  • heat energy«
  • electrical energy«
  • chemical energy«
  • permissiveness«
  • repulsion«
  • dead air«
  • quiver«
  • rebelliousness«
  • qualm«
  • blood«
  • dissident«
  • disobedience«
  • unemployed«
  • bloodthirstiness«
  • lull«
  • recess«
  • unconscious«
  • bloodiness«
  • aloneness«
  • esprit de corps«
  • induction«
  • quantum electrodynamics«
  • quantum chromodynamics«
  • blackout«
  • wattage«
  • coma«
  • electricity«
  • mold«
  • fleet«
  • heat«
  • electrical disturbance«
  • negativism«
  • emf«
  • electrical elastance«
  • voltage«
  • torque«
  • brace«
  • conductance«
  • caesura«
  • radiation«
  • flit«
  • halftime«
  • dielectric heating«
  • weave«
  • reactance«
  • unfriendliness«
  • ballistics«
  • unsociableness«
  • unsociability«
  • unpermissiveness«
  • solitariness«
  • pyroelectricity«
  • negativeness«
  • lonesomeness«
  • irresoluteness«
  • hydrokinetics«
  • gourmandism«
  • epicurism«
  • elastance«
  • discomposure«
  • disagreeableness«
  • de Broglie«
  • cosmogeny«
  • animalism«
  • agreeability«
  • amperage«
  • impulsion«
  • resistivity«
  • electrification«
  • impedance«
  • restrictiveness«
  • inductance«
  • agreeableness«
  • capacitance«
  • propulsion«
  • redshift«
  • waterpower«
  • time-out«
  • acoustics«
  • cosmology«
  • astrophysicist«
  • cosmologist«
  • torsion«
  • dart«
  • cosmogony«
  • hydrodynamics«
  • hydrostatics«
  • eagerness«
  • impatience«
  • unease«
  • willing«
  • hostility«
  • pressure level«
  • pressure«
  • uneasiness«
  • disquiet«
  • leverage«
  • push back«
  • acceptance«
  • deference«
  • patience«
  • readiness«
  • bitterness«
  • openness«
  • reaction propulsion«
  • pushing«
  • surface tension«
  • familiarity«
  • aggression«
  • aggressiveness«
  • stop«
  • closeness«
  • recalcitrance«
  • contradiction«
  • specific heat«
  • protest«
  • ineffectiveness«
  • balk«
  • mutual induction«
  • zeal«
  • lift«
  • aerodynamic lift«
  • instability«
  • resting potential«
  • potential energy«
  • evoked potential«
  • direct electric current«
  • direct current«
  • ill will«
  • good will«
  • skittishness«
  • leniency«
  • prod«
  • thermionic current«
  • current electricity«
  • alternating electric current«
  • alternating current«
  • acrimony«
  • reflection«
  • receptiveness«
  • signal«
  • contempt«
  • resolution«
  • volatility«
  • diffidence«
  • upset«
  • temper«
  • magnetic force«
  • gravitational force«
  • force per unit area«
  • force field«
  • field of force«
  • secretiveness«
  • psychological medicine«
  • negative charge«
  • restlessness«
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