Definition of "unwillingness" []

• The property of being unwilling. (noun)

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• "Mr. Dodd has been outspoken about the abuses of the financial-services industry in recent years, particularly in regard to mortgage lenders and what he describes as their unwillingness to help rework loans facing foreclosure."
• "He chided Mr. Fisher for what he characterized as the unwillingness of GM's management to listen to dealers and shareholders."
• "As I well recall, the tip-off at the Berlin Foreign Ministers 'Conference in 1954 that the Soviet Union was unwilling at that time to reach any agreement on German reunification or an Austrian peace treaty was its unwillingness from the outset to negotiate in confidence."