averseness

/əˈvɝsnəs/ noun

The quality of being averse; opposition of mind.

Word Origin Averseness is the quality of being turned away — from Latin vertere 'to turn.' The root vers- appears in countless words: version (a turning of a text), versatile (able to turn easily), and adversary (one turned against you). The prefix a- (from ab- 'away') makes it clear: you're turned away from something.

noun The quality of being averse; opposition of mind. countable

Her averseness to change made adapting to new technologies difficult.

(名词) 反感 【反感特质】

她对改变的抵触心理使得适应新技术变得困难。

(sustantivo) aversión; antipatía; repugnancia; reparos [La cualidad de ser adverso; oposición mental.]

Su averseness (aversión) al cambio hizo que le resultara difícil adaptarse a las nuevas tecnologías.

(nom) répugnance; aversion; répulsion; répugnance; répulsion [Caractère de ce qui est averse ; opposition d'esprit, disposition hostile ou réticente.]

Son **averseness** au changement rendait difficile l'adaptation aux nouvelles technologies.

(Substantiv) Abneigung; Widerwille [die Eigenschaft, eine starke Abneigung oder innere Ablehnung gegen etwas zu haben.]

Ihre **averseness** gegenüber Veränderungen machte es schwer, sich an neue Technologien anzupassen.

(名詞) 嫌悪の性質。精神的抵抗。

彼女は変化を嫌う傾向があるため、新しい技術に適応することが難しかった。

(substantivo) aversão [A qualidade de ser avesso; oposição de espírito.]

Sua aversão a mudanças tornava difícil a adaptação a novas tecnologias.

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