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1
She never drank I never saw a woman
so
averse
to wine.
2
No set of men were ever
so
averse
to advertising themselves.
3
But not every open-sourcer has proven
so
averse
to filthy lucre.
4
Ah, that must be why you are
so
averse
to having the orphans here.
5
But why was he
so
averse
to spending a whole night in her bed?
6
Dr. Sampson is
so
averse
to bleeding.
7
Why was she
so
averse
?
8
The reason is because the nationalised Church of England, so avid to reform others, is
so
averse
to reforming itself.
9
But Lady Mason is
so
averse
to legal proceedings that it would be worth her while to have matters settled.
10
He was not
so
averse
to a farmer's life as he had been when he once spoke of it to Marjorie.
11
She had written to the commanding officer, in fact, and begged particulars from him, as her son was
so
averse
to writing.
12
Now, an extensive network of iron rails extends entirely across these two Scandinavian countries, which are
so
averse
to a united existence.
13
In a nation
so
averse
to the English government and religion, these very virtues were sufficient to draw on him the public hatred.
14
It might be said of Tolstoy that he became a spiritual leader in spite of himself,
so
averse
was he from assuming authority.
15
Though
so
averse
to receiving Europeans among them, they do not object to go themselves to work for good wages on the plantations.
16
She told him that they sometimes crossed over into another parish where the priest was not
so
averse
to dancing, and James wondered.
so
averse
so