Used adverbially, in genitive (usually with possessive pronoun): Against one's will; unwillingly.

Reluctantly, unwillingly. Obsolete.

In genitive, used adverbially, = Unwillingly; compulsorily; against a person's wish or will; without one's consent; also, involuntarily.

Slowly, sluggishly; reluctantly; sparingly. Obsolete.

against a person's will: in opposition to a person's own inclination or liking, unwillingly; †against one's own purpose, unintentionally (obsolete…

quasi-adv. Reluctantly, slowly. Obsolete.

at one's unthanks, against one's will.

Reluctantly, falteringly.

at (or again) one's unwilles, = 1a. rare.

= uneath, adv. 2a.

Against one's wish or will. Obsolete. rare.

Unwilling(ly); against one's will.

reluctantly.

In scant measure; inadequately; scantily. Also rarely †grudgingly.

With coyness or reserve; (also) sparingly, grudgingly. Obsolete.

lingeringly, tardily.

Contrary to one's will; against one's wish or desire; reluctantly.

Reluctantly, unwillingly. Now rare.

With hesitation, not actively or energetically, coldly, half-heartedly. Obsolete.

grudgingly, unwillingly.

In a grudging manner; unwillingly, reluctantly; with stint or reluctance.

Unwillingly, reluctantly. Obsolete.

With reluctance or hesitation, reluctantly.

With reserve; shyly; charily. Obsolete.

Unwilling; in quot. 1579 as adv. Unwillingly. Obsolete.

Reluctantly, unwillingly, sluggishly.

In a costive manner (in various senses of the adjective).

with an ill will, unwillingly. Obsolete.

with (a) bad (also ill) grace and variants: with ill-concealed reluctance or resentment; ungraciously, unwillingly.

With regret; reluctantly. Obsolete. rare.

Timidly, charily, cautiously. (Cf. 1.)

In a reluctant manner; unwillingly.

In a shy manner; with shyness.

Against one's will; reluctantly.

in a shrinking manner, with a shrinking look, in a manner expressive of unwillingness, dislike, shyness, etc.

By way of amendment or retractation.

In a grudging manner or spirit.

By or with force; also, against one's will.

in a loathful manner, with reluctance.

in a tharf or tharfish manner.