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aversely
adverb
uk /əˈvɜːs.li/ us /əˈvɝːs.li/
in a way that shows you strongly dislike or oppose something, or that makes someone or something strongly dislike or oppose something:
Some people like to be difficult, speaking aversely of things that they know most other people enjoy.
The wildlife technician's job was to help aversely condition bears to keep them away from campsites and places where humans were likely to congregate.
A lot of conservative investors think of risk aversely, choosing to invest instead in reliable assets that will demonstrate slow but stable growth.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Not liking
abhor
abide
abominate
anti-American
anti-British
civil
cup
cut
despise
detest
disdain
disdainful
disdainfully
go off
non-fan
not be someone's cup of teaidiom
not go much on somethingidiom
not have a civil word to say about someoneidiom
not know what someone sees in someone/somethingidiom
tire
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