aversion in Latin
aversion in Latin is āversiō — aversion means a strong feeling of dislike or unwillingness toward something.
aversion in Latin
āversiō
Opposition or repugnance of mind; fixed dislike often without any conscious reasoning.
What does "aversion" mean?
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noun A strong feeling of dislike or unwillingness toward something.
"She has a deep aversion to cruelty of any kind."
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aversion in a sentence
- She has a deep aversion to cruelty of any kind.
- His aversion to crowds keeps him away from big concerts.
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What is "aversion" in Latin?
"aversion" in Latin is āversiō. aversion means: A strong feeling of dislike or unwillingness toward something.
How do you use "aversion" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a deep aversion to cruelty of any kind." In Latin, "aversion" is āversiō.
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