1. a lack of willingness or desire to do something; reluctance
Usage: plural form of disinclination; formal register

Examples

• Despite her disinclinations toward public speaking, she delivered an excellent presentation.
• The team's disinclinations to change their strategy cost them the game.
• His disinclinations about the new project were evident from his lack of participation.
• Many students express disinclinations toward early morning classes.
• The company noted customer disinclinations to adopt the new software.
• Her disinclinations to travel made it difficult to plan a family vacation.