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Definition of averse
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Averse
(a.)
Turned
away or
backward.
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Alienate
::
Alienate
(v. t.) To
withdraw,
as the
affections;
to make
indifferent
of
averse,
where love or
friendship
before
subsisted;
to
estrange;
to wean; -- with
from..
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) To cross by way of
opposition;
to
thwart
with
obstacles;
to
obstruct;
to bring to
naught.
Odometer
::
Odometer
(n.) An
instrument
attached
to the wheel of a
vehicle,
to
measure
the
distance
traversed;
also, a wheel used by
surveyors,
which
registers
the miles and rods
traversed..
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) The
zigzag
course
or
courses
made by a ship in
passing
from one place to
another;
a
compound
course.
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) To deny
formally,
as what the
opposite
party has
alleged.
When the
plaintiff
or
defendant
advances
new
matter,
he avers it to be true, and
traverses
what the other party has
affirmed.
To
traverse
an
indictment
or an
office
is to deny it..
Electrotonic
::
Electrotonic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
electrical
tension;
-- said of a
supposed
peculiar
condition
of a
conducting
circuit
during
its
exposure
to the
action
of
another
conducting
circuit
traversed
by a
uniform
electric
current
when both
circuits
remain
stationary.
Trance
::
Trance
(v. t.) To pass over or
across;
to
traverse.
Aversely
::
Aversely
(adv.)
With
repugnance
or
aversion;
unwillingly.
Jump
::
Jump (n.) The space
traversed
by a leap.
Semidiurnal
::
Semidiurnal
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
traversed
in, six
hours,
or in half the time
between
the
rising
and
setting
of a
heavenly
body; as, a
semidiurnal
arc..
Bowshot
::
Bowshot
(n.) The
distance
traversed
by an arrow shot from a bow.
Rheophore
::
Rheophore
(n.) A
connecting
wire of an
electric
or
voltaic
apparatus,
traversed
by a
current..
Course
::
Course
(n.) The
ground
or path
traversed;
track;
way.
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.)
Something
that
thwarts,
crosses,
or
obstructs;
a cross
accident;
as, he would have
succeeded,
had it not been for
unlucky
traverses
not under his
control..
Wander
::
Wander
(v. t.) To
travel
over
without
a
certain
course;
to
traverse;
to
stroll
through.
Unthread
::
Unthread
(v. t.) To make one's way
through;
to
traverse;
as, to
unthread
a
devious
path..
Electrode
::
Electrode
(n.) The path by which
electricity
is
conveyed
into or from a
solution
or other
conducting
medium;
esp., the ends of the wires or
conductors,
leading
from
source
of
electricity,
and
terminating
in the
medium
traversed
by the
current..
Solenoid
::
Solenoid
(n.) An
electrodynamic
spiral
having
the
conjuctive
wire
turned
back along its axis, so as to
neutralize
that
component
of the
effect
of the
current
which is due to the
length
of the
spiral,
and
reduce
the whole
effect
to that of a
series
of equal and
parallel
circular
currents.
When
traversed
by a
current
the
solenoid
exhibits
polarity
and
attraction
or
repulsion,
like a
magnet..
Tubulidentate
::
Tubulidentate
(a.)
Having
teeth
traversed
by
canals;
-- said of
certain
edentates.
Basin
::
Basin (n.) A
circular
or oval
valley,
or
depression
of the
surface
of the
ground,
the
lowest
part of which is
generally
occupied
by a lake, or
traversed
by a
river..
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