The act of turning away from something; aversion or the state of being averse.
From Latin 'aversatio,' from 'avertere' (to turn away), combined with '-ation' suffix. An archaic or technical term that describes the physical or emotional action of turning away.
This is an ultra-rare word that shows how Latin could make a noun out of almost any action. It's rarely used today, but it captures something specific: not just feeling averse, but the actual motion of turning away.
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