Antipatharian

/ˌæn.tɪ.pəˈθɛr.i.ən/ noun

A person who studies or specializes in antipathies, or someone who advocates against the expression of natural aversions.

From anti- (against) + patharian (one dealing with pathos or feeling), itself from Greek pathos meaning suffering or emotion. The term emerged in 19th-century philosophical discourse to describe those who theorized about natural dislikes and aversions.

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