We are not averse to you learning about adverse trends in grammar.
Adverse [THINK: Drug side-effects (D)]
Averse [THINK: Oppose (no D)]
“…adverse is rarely used to describe people but rather of effects or events, and it usually conveys a sense of hostility or harmfulness…”
“Averse describes people and means “feeling opposed or disinclined.”…usually followed by to…related noun is aversion…”
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