Expressions - Collocations of the word " aversion "
| attachment aversion | 1) I would guess this is due a great deal to having let go of attachment and aversion. 2) Our attachments and aversions are nothing more than thoughts with a "me" attached to them. more attachment aversion sentences |
| attraction aversion | 1) It is a very simple experiment that demonstrates the way in which attractions and aversions are born. 2) The mind can concentrate for short periods of time, and is then distracted into some attraction or aversion. more attraction aversion sentences |
| aversion delusion | 1) The unwholesome roots are the three defilements we already mentioned -- greed, aversion, and delusion . 2) Can you detect any overt passion, aversion, or delusion in what this person says or does? more aversion delusion sentences |
| desire aversion | 1) Therefore, desire and aversion are not involved. 2) desire and aversion create the opposites. more desire aversion sentences |
| develop aversion | 1) develop an aversion for always doing the same thing. 2) He also develops an aversion towards lights and daytime. more develop aversion sentences |
| have aversion | 1) He has a slight aversion to loud noises. 2) Nietzsche had a clear aversion to socialism. more have aversion sentences |
| loss aversion | 1) loss aversion may also explain sunk cost effects. 2) loss aversion and the endowment effect are often confused. more loss aversion sentences |
| natural aversion | 1) Many ants have a natural aversion to cucumber. 2) Much of the population loses its natural aversion to violence. more natural aversion sentences |
| risk aversion | 1) Expected monetary values may not accurately reflect risk aversion. 2) Duty of care does not justify wholesale risk aversion. more risk aversion sentences |
| strong aversion | 1) There is also a very strong aversion to injustice. 2) To children Margery had a strong aversion. more strong aversion sentences |
| aversion therapy | 1) You beat the aversion therapy, then? 2) Effeminate boys were forced to undergo aversion therapy . more aversion therapy sentences |
| aversion to | 1) He has a slight aversion to loud noises. 2) Nietzsche had a clear aversion to socialism. more aversion to sentences |
| aversion | 1) Doing kindness along a straight path without selfish aversion. 2) Expected monetary values may not accurately reflect risk aversion. more aversion sentences |
| pathological aversion | 1) Tapley's version of 'hydrophobia', i.e. a pathological aversion to water. 2) And Bertie's almost pathological aversion to marriage while seeming to surround himself with marriageable young women. more pathological aversion sentences |
Expressions with the word aversion
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