Examples of 'be averse' in a sentence
Meaning of "be averse"
be averse: This phrase means to have a strong dislike or opposition towards something. It implies a feeling of reluctance or unwillingness to engage with or accept a particular situation or idea
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But we should not be averse to exporting electricity.
Organizations that do not explicitly assess risk tend to be averse to sharing.
Some folks may be averse to genre fiction.
There were some signs in the past that Corbyn would not be averse to that.
Why should we be averse to the belief of this.
Hence every reformer has a strong tendency to be averse to a free market.
Man tends to be averse to impure things.
Everything else is bullshit, and you too should be averse to it.
Kowalski does not seem to be averse to human encroachment on nature.
While some dogs eat carrots as such, others may be averse to it.
Other women may be averse to taking hormone therapies.
Because we know you won't be averse to this.
She is known to be averse to publicity and rarely gives interviews.
He was also known not to be averse to gambling.
Do not be averse to buying used online gift cards from trusted sellers.
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I have always be averse to luxury.
Who 's the not very amiable young drunkard who does not seem to be averse to luxury?
Many seem to be averse to logic as well.
On Gert 's conception of rationality, it is irrational to fail to be averse to harm.
I certainly would not be averse to seeing further adventures of these characters.
If you cooperate with us, we would not be averse to helping you.
Users may also be averse to systems which report specific user behaviour to a remote site.
Such increasing indebtedness would be averse to the goals of debt holders.
Would you be averse to laying a small bet on the outcome?
Not that I would be averse to it.
Would you be averse to the thought of looking for someone else?
However, the Muslim world appears to be averse to any debate.
I would not be averse to some assistance!
God verifies the truth by His words, though sinners be averse.
What I mean is we would not be averse to discussing a settlement.
So, if Boko Haram opts for negotiation, the government will not be averse to it.
In that case, you will not be averse to a little challenge.
So supplicate Allah, putting exclusive faith in Him, though the faithless should be averse.
And would the neighborhood be averse to a helicopter coming in and out?
So call unto God, making your religion His sincerely, though the unbelievers be averse.
Hence, we should not be averse to sorrow nor should we look for happiness alone.
So that Truth may be affirmed and falsehood negated, even though the sinners be averse.
Would you be averse to me paying you a compliment? Violet.
Allah will confirm the truth with His words, though the guilty should be averse.
In this connection, Malaysia would not be averse to considering more equitable burden-sharing.
Wherefore call Unto Allah, making religion for Him pure, though the infidels be averse.
But would you be averse to trying something radical? I should not second-guess presentation.
Though, I would not in any way be averse to another sequel.
And Allah will vindicate the Truth by His words, however much the guilty be averse.
Tottenham should not be averse to Danny Rose 's departure.
I mentioned seniors, particularly, who may be averse to that.
Say, you wouldn't be averse to laying a small bet.
I mean, if you and Jane wanted to discuss bail, I would not be averse.
In fact, they may be averse to drinking.
Patients can be averse to the painful, unpleasant, and sometimes-dangerous side effects of biomedical treatments.
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And my brother was averse to part with them
Averse from a moderate increase in their number
She was also not averse to linguistic neologisms
