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English vocab word?
Every now and then my aunt will overcome her __?__ to rurual life and viist us on our farm.
Would averse or aversion fit the sentance better?
Thanks
16 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
aversion. averse is an adjectve, not a noun. aversion is a noun and thus fits better.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Aversion.
Averse is an adjective. For example:
I am averse to smoking.
Aversion is a noun, a feeling. For example:
I have a strong aversion to snakes and sharks.
The blank isn't used to describe a word, it is an entity, a noun. So therefore, the answer is aversion. = )
- 1 decade ago
Aversion would fit the first blank better, and then place returning for the second blank.
- 1 decade ago
aversion.
my aunt has an aversion to rural life
my aunt is averse to rural life (would be how "averse" is used)
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
aversion
