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aversion
noun as in dislike; opposition
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Crispy spare ribs with a mango and fennel salad were delicious and inspired, despite my typical aversion to ribs.
His brother was a quiet man who mostly "just wanted to be left alone", Mr Leggett remembers, and his aversion to technology made it difficult to stay in touch.
He characterized the backlash against his song as an aversion to earnestness, one that no doubt existed at the time his single was climbing the charts.
In an interview, MacArthur said, “It is a little strange that we have such an aversion to slavery.”
And, given the film academy’s aversion to humor, it might surprise you to learn that she earned a lead actress nomination for the first “Bridget Jones” movie in 2002.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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