Loath, Loathe – English editing.

Loath and loathe are often confused in writing. Loath is an adjective meaning ‘reluctant or unwilling’, as in I was loath to leave, whereas loathe is a verb meaning ‘feel intense dislike or disgust for’, as in she loathed him on sight. Loath is occasionally written loth, which is also correct. Loath and loth are pronounced the same, rhyming with oath.
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