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1. (n.) aversion
a strong feeling of dislike, repugnance, or antipathy toward something and a desire to avoid it:
an aversion to snakes.
2. aversion
a cause or object of such a feeling.
3. aversion
Obs. the act of turning away or preventing.
Etymology: (1590–1600; < L
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1. (noun) antipathy, aversion, distaste
a feeling of intense dislike
2. (noun) aversion, averting
the act of turning yourself (or your gaze) away
"averting her gaze meant that she was angry"
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1. (noun) Aversion
a turning away
2. (noun) Aversion
opposition or repugnance of mind; fixed dislike; antipathy; disinclination; reluctance
3. (noun) Aversion
the object of dislike or repugnance
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Sense: a feeling of dislike.
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 Afrikaans: onwilligheid |
 Arabic: كَراهِيَّه، بُغْض شَديد |
 Bulgarian: нежелание |
 Brazilian: aversão |
 Czech: odpor |
 German: die Abneigung |
 Danish: modvilje; aversion |
 Greek: δυσαρέσκεια, αντιπάθεια |
 Spanish: aversión |
 Estonian: vastumeelsus |
 Farsi: تنفر؛ بیزاری |
 Finnish: vastahakoisuus |
 French: aversion |
 Hebrew: סְלִידָה |
 Hindi: घृणा |
 Croatian: averzija |
 Hungarian: idegenkedés |
 Indonesian: rasa benci, keengganan |
 Icelandic: óbeit |
 Italian: avversione |
 Japanese: 嫌悪 |
 Korean: 반감 |
 Lithuanian: pasišlykštėjimas |
 Latvian: nepatika |
 Malay: keengganan |
 Dutch: afkeer |
 Norwegian: motvilje, aversjon |
 Polish: niechęć |
 Persian: تنفر؛ بیزاری |
 Pashto: نفرت، بیزاری |
 Portuguese: aversão |
 Romanian: aversiune |
 Russian: отвращение |
 Slovak: odpor |
 Slovenian: odpor |
 Serbian: averzija |
 Swedish: motvilja, avoghet |
 Thai: ความเกลียดชัง |
 Turkish: nefret, tiksinti |
 Taiwanese: 厭惡 |
 Ukrainian: відраза, антипатія |
 Urdu: نا پسندیدگی ، بے زاری |
 Vietnamese: ác cảm |
 Chinese: 厌恶 |
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