There are a few options for a 4-letter word in Dutch that means “with reluctance” or “unwillingly”:
* **Tegen** (4 letters) – This is the most direct translation of “with reluctance” and can be used on its own.
* **Dwang** (4 letters) – This means “coercion” or “compulsion” and implies doing something unwillingly due to pressure.
* **Soor** (4 letters) – This is a less common word that means “grudgingly” or “reluctantly.”
The best choice depends on the specific nuance you want to convey.
* If you want a simple and direct word, “tegen” is the best option.
* If you want to emphasize the feeling of being forced, “dwang” is a good choice.
* If you want a more nuanced word that suggests a lack of enthusiasm, “soor” could be used.