Synonym: against, forced, involuntary, opposed, unwilling. Similar words: traverse, verse, oversee, adverse, perverse, reverse, inverse, diverse. Meaning: [ə'vɜːs] 
adj. (usually followed by `to') strongly opposed.
adj. (usually followed by `to') strongly opposed. 
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61. That said, he wouldn't be averse to you showing up in an Uma Thurman "Pulp Fiction" wig, or even suggesting a private costume party for two.
62. Domestic investors are expected to maintain a risk - averse attitude this fiscal year.
63. "(The Fed) will not be averse to keeping interest rates low for an extended period," which would hurt the dollar, he added.
64. She become equally averse to the church and the conventicle.
65. But few places as averse to gray as mainland China.
66. General manager Uli Hoeness is very risk - averse and strangely parsimonious in the transfer - market.
More similar words: traverse, verse, oversee, adverse, perverse, reverse, inverse, diverse, converse, universe, persevere, aversion, conversely, perseverance, intersperse, per se, terse, jersey, disperse, immerse, supersede, persecute, immersed, intersect, undersell, waver, avert, cadaver, average, slavery.