tavers at i on

[Lat. aversatio.] The act of turning away from on account of antipathy to; great dislike to. (Obsolescent.) "It detests hating of our brother, by the same aver sation which it expre es against doing him affront a." Jeremy Taylor: On the Decalogue . Avers at i on is followed by from , or by to , or towards . "Original sin and natural avers at i on from goodne ." -Taylor: Great Exemplar , p. 61. "Avers at i on towards society."-Bacon: E ay on Friendship