Aversion to
Hatred of and aversion to are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hatred of" instead a noun phrase "Aversion to".
Hatred of
Aversion to and hatred of are semantically related. You can use "Aversion to" instead a noun phrase "Hatred of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- distaste and aversion to
- distaste and hatred of
- dislike of and aversion to
- dislike of and hatred of
- distaste for and aversion to
- distaste for and hatred of
- loathing of and aversion to
- loathing of and hatred of
- disinclination toward and aversion to
- disinclination toward and hatred of
- dislike for and aversion to
- dislike for and hatred of
- aversion toward and aversion to
- aversion toward and hatred of
Both terms in one sentence
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Despite having a deep (albeit justified) hatred of magic, and an aversion to physical contact (once again, justified), he is willing to put this aside in order to be with Hawke.
Source: If It's You, It's Okay - However, Johnny states outright that this limitation gives him no absolution: He regularly does things to his victims just as bad as rape, and his aversion to rape isn't so much a standard as it is a natural result of his hatred of physical contact and giving in to bodily desires.
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