Aversion
Aversion noun - A dislike so strong as to cause stomach upset or queasiness.
Foregone conclusion and aversion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Foregone conclusion" instead a noun "Aversion".
Foregone conclusion
Foregone conclusion noun - An inevitable ending.
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Synonyms for Foregone conclusion
Aversion and foregone conclusion are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aversion" instead a noun phrase "Foregone conclusion".
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Related pairs
- animosity and aversion
- animosity and foregone conclusion
- displeasure and aversion
- displeasure and foregone conclusion
- dislike and aversion
- dislike and foregone conclusion
- antipathy and aversion
- antipathy and foregone conclusion
- pique and aversion
- pique and foregone conclusion
- enmity and aversion
- enmity and foregone conclusion
- disgust and aversion
- disgust and foregone conclusion
Both terms in one sentence
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It turns out to be an aversion/Foregone Conclusion when they reach Fury-161 just in time to see Ripley kill herself.
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Tom Cruise is usually an aversion, with an article noting how he only died in Collateral and Valkyrie (though the latter was Foregone Conclusion as it is based on historical events) before a role basically built around repeated deaths in Edge of Tomorrow.
Source: Chronically Killed Actor
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