The quality or state of being averse; reluctance, opposition, or strong dislike toward something.
From 'averse' (Latin 'aversus') + '-ness' suffix forming abstract nouns. Describes the inherent quality or condition of having aversion to something.
This noun lets you talk about aversion as a characteristic quality rather than a temporary feeling. If someone has 'averseness' to something, it's deeply rooted in who they are, not just a passing mood.
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