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averse

[uh-vurs] / əˈvɜrs /


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Last month, an AI-generated "artist" known as Breaking Rust topped the US country digital song sales chart - a niche countdown, but one that shows audiences aren't averse to consuming computer-generated music.

From BBC

When asked, he said he wouldn't be averse to that but only if this appealed to the new manager and that he thought it unlikely.

From BBC

But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a conservative with years of experience as Israel’s longest serving premier, has long had a reputation for being risk averse and not eager for military adventures.

From New York Times

With all that in mind, investors have been risk averse, with gold loitering above the key $2,000 level.

From Reuters

The Commanders’ 16th spot might be a logical meeting point, and Washington would not be averse to such a scenario.

From Washington Post