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Of the two, she has a greater aversion to risk.aversion = dislike that leads to avoidance
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Many of our staff have an aversion to change.aversion = strong dislike
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She has an aversion to cities with their congestion and crowds.aversion = dislike that leads to avoidance
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I have an aversion to having my picture taken. (source)
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Others still called them Mujahideen, but, when they did, they made a face--a sneering, distasteful face--the word reeking of deep aversion (source)aversion = dislike
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My aversion to Adam's shows had nothing to do with music or groupies or envy. (source)aversion = dislike that leads to avoidance
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She had no aversion to housework. (source)aversion = dislike that leads to avoidance
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Lies and aversions.† (source)aversions = dislikes that leads to avoidance
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Maybe it was a late-shift thing, this aversion to daylight in general, and morning specifically. (source)aversion = dislike
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They say around here that bellies stir up certain cravings or aversions.† (source)aversions = dislikes that leads to avoidance
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I wasn't feeling a sudden and unfortunate aversion to soap and water, (source)aversion = dislike that leads to avoidance
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I will uncover and invoke inclinations and aversions.† (source)aversions = dislikes that leads to avoidance
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a ... cheerleader with an aversion to me (source)aversion = dislike that leads to avoidance
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He mapped out Luigi's character and disposition, his tastes, aversions, proclivities, ambitions, and eccentricities in a way which sometimes made Luigi wince and the others laugh, but both twins declared that the chart was artistically drawn and was correct.† (source)aversions = dislikes that leads to avoidance
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"Good morning, Bloomberg dear!" she said, and kissed him fervently between the eyes. He blinked with aversion. "Good morning, old fat smelly cat." (source)aversion = dislike that leads to avoidance
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The impulse passed, obliterated by her consciousness of the danger in which such rashness would involve Clare, who remarked with a gentle reprovingness: "Jack dear, I'm sure 'Rene doesn't care to hear all about your pet aversions.† (source)aversions = dislikes that leads to avoidance
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