AVERSE, AVERSION
ADJECTIVES
1563 — OFFWARD averse; turned or directed off or away → obs.
1641 — LOUGHT loath, averse, disinclined, reluctant, unwilling → obs.
1908 — OFF averse to; having lost interest in → UK sl.
1935 — ALLERGIC having a strong aversion to something or someone → Amer. jocular usage
1942 — CROOKED ON averse or hostile to; annoyed, angry → Aust. & NZ sl.
INTERJECTIONS
1377 — BAW! an exclamation of aversion, disgust, or contempt
1812 — YA! • YAH! • YAR! an exclamation of aversion, disgust, contempt, or malicious defiance
1950 — UFF-DA! an exclamation of aversion, disgust, surprise, or pain → Amer. dial.
NOUNS
1600 — OFFWARDNESS aversion, averseness; the state of being turned away → obs.
1613 — AVERSATION aversion, hatred, abhorrence; a great dislike for or turning away from anything → arch.
1620 — ADVERSENESS aversion, opposition, hostility
1629 — HEART-SCALD aversion, disagreeable sensation, disgust → Sc. & N. Eng. dial.
1638 — ABVERSION aversion; an averted state of mind or feelings; a mental attitude of opposition or repugnance → obs.
VERBS
1725 — AVERSATE to regard with aversion, to turn away from, to reject → obs.
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