1. having a strong feeling of opposition; opposed.
2. a small portion of the Bible, Quaran, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare or any other holy book, usually 2-3 lines long.
2. a small portion of the Bible, Quaran, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare or any other holy book, usually 2-3 lines long.
1. She is averse to enviromental degradation, that is why she recycles.
2. Read me averse from Ramayana, will you?
2. Read me averse from Ramayana, will you?
by Ishta September 27, 2006
Having experienced aversion to MSN Messenger Verision 8, upgrading to the latest version was obviously the in thing to do.
by Hercolena Oliver August 31, 2008
Aversal is a word commonly used to describe a professional 120fps critical ops player. The word Aversal originated from the player with the same name and was therefore named after him. Aversal was known as the god of all players and his legacy is carried on with this word. It is derived from the world versatile as the player was able to play in any position.
by Nekivz November 9, 2020
by Neil February 20, 2004
Rejection of an insanely popular idea, game, show, place etc. simply because it is so insanely popular.
I'm enjoying season three of 'Lost'." "Season three came out four or five years ago." "I know, I suffer from hype aversion."
by Murderbox January 27, 2011
Joey: Dude, how can you not want sex?
Caleb: It's called sexual aversion, I have no desire to have sex and it disgusts me.
Caleb: It's called sexual aversion, I have no desire to have sex and it disgusts me.
by Sarcastic_Asexual May 15, 2016
A condition afflicting people who are sensitive to sound. People who suffer from noise aversion become very uncomfortable, physically and/or mentally, when in the vicinity of noise which may be tolerable to the vast majority of others.
by homegrown1999 June 24, 2009
