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averse

[uh-vurs] / əˈvɜrs /


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As experienced surgeons leave, he says, the more junior ones lose their mentors and become increasingly "risk averse", only choosing to use the healthiest donated organs offered to them.

From BBC

It is almost impossible to imagine this crisis persisting without it threatening the global economy, while also making investors more risk averse.

From MarketWatch

If they are risk averse, they put >10 years of their net annual expenses in their fixed-income safety ballast and the rest in equities.

From The Wall Street Journal

We have two dogs, no kids and no cats — but we’re not averse to them.

From MarketWatch

When victory came his way, Lincoln was not averse to dispensing the spoils.

From The Wall Street Journal