Difference between Reluctance and Hesitation

RELUCTANCE vs HESITATION: NOUN

(physics) opposition to magnetic flux (analogous to electric resistance)
The state of being reluctant; unwillingness.
In electricity, the resistance to magnetic flux: the reciprocal of permeance. The unit of reluctance is the oersted, which is the reluctance of a magnetic circuit in which a unit of magnetomotive force will produce unit flux.
The state of being reluctant; aversion; repugnance; unwillingness: often followed by to, sometimes by against.
Synonyms Hatred, Dislike (see antipathy), backwardness, disinclination. See list under aversion.
The state or quality of being reluctant; repugnance; aversion of mind; unwillingness; -- often followed by an infinitive, or by to and a noun, formerly sometimes by against.
Magnetic resistance, being equal to the ratio of magnetomotive force to magnetic flux.
Unwillingness to do something.
Hesitancy in taking some action.
That property of a magnetic circuit analogous to resistance in an electric circuit.
A certain degree of unwillingness

Indecision in speech or action
A certain degree of unwillingness
The act or an instance of hesitating.
The state of being hesitant.
A pause or faltering in speech.
The act of hesitating; a pausing or delay in determining or acting; suspension of judgment or decision from uncertainty of mind; a state of doubt.
An irregular involuntary pausing in speech; awkward or embarrassed interruption of speech; stammering.
Synonyms Hesitation, Hesitancy; wavering, suspense, uncertainty, doubt, vacillation; faltering. Hesitation is perhaps more often used for the act of hesitating, hesitancy generally for the spirit, character, or frame of mind. Hesitation is more common.
The act of hesitating; suspension of opinion or action; doubt; vacillation.
A faltering in speech; stammering.
The act of pausing uncertainly

Antipathy, Indecisiveness, Vacillation, Timidity, Aversion, Refusing, Eagerness, Refusal, Willingness, Reticence, Unwillingness, Indisposition, Hesitation, Hesitancy, Disinclination

Timidity, Indecision, Reticence, Equivocation, Doubt, Compunction, Faltering, Falter, Indisposition, Waver, Wavering, Disinclination, Vacillation, Reluctance, Hesitancy

Enthusiasm, Disgust, Intransigence, Failure, Lack, Indecisiveness, Vacillation, Refusing, Eagerness, Refusal, Reticence, Unwillingness, Hesitation, Hesitancy, Disinclination

Indecisiveness, Uncertainty, Delay, Question, Perplexity, Indecision, Reticence, Doubt, Faltering, Falter, Wavering, Disinclination, Vacillation, Reluctance, Hesitancy

France spoke of the thinking behind that reluctance.
You bill none of it, with impatient reluctance.
Iron has high permeability and, therefore, low reluctance.
Reluctance to eat or chew Dropping food during.
Dominic heard her coming, reluctance in every step.
German reluctance to help Hitler win the war.
Bernadine Healy announced, with clear reluctance, on Feb.
The reluctance of Jonah to go is like the reluctance of the church to accept its missionary commission.
His reluctance to lose reflects his reluctance to confront death.
Menno Simons stated his reluctance to engage in disputes, which may have stemmed from his reluctance for years to announce his true convictions.

So I can speak the scripture without hesitation.
Frisk froze in fear but nodded with hesitation.
Solar to our friends and family without hesitation.
We aim to turn their hesitation into revenue.
Knowing this, I purchased a subscription without hesitation.
He offered us his contact information without hesitation.
Cornerstone to others with no hesitation at all.
The prince did as she said without hesitation.
The copying process may mask the presence of tiny hesitation points or it may introduce artifacts that look like hesitation points.
Wilkie Hesitation; but this hesitation becomes his Collins.