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Meanings of strong aversion in English
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Usage of strong aversion in English
1
It left him with a strong aversion to hiding his own activities.
2
I have a strong aversion to reducing whole communities to one large racist lump.
3
There was increasing unhappiness with the status quo and a strong aversion to incumbency.
4
The woman looked up quickly, as in a strong aversion.
5
He had a strong aversion to illegitimate speculation, and particularly to gambling in stocks.
6
That moment he felt a strong aversion to doing so.
7
Prof Paul Kenny has a strong aversion to cheesecake.
8
Anne had long felt a strong aversion, personal, political, and religious, to the Whig party.
9
But our family has a strong aversion to divorce.
10
He had an equally strong aversion to bodily exercise.
11
And I have a strong aversion to madness, witch.
12
In some princes, the harsh discipline James passed through has raised a strong aversion against literature.
13
Hackers have a strong aversion to bureaucratic bafflegab and regard those who use it with contempt.
14
Or give them a strong aversion to something others of their kind consider precious or sacred or-
15
Lamb had not many personal antipathies, but he had a strong aversion to pretence and false repute.
16
Mr. Gough eyed him with strong aversion.
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