Indignation, anger, evil feeling, especially such as arises from offended pride, vexation, or annoyance. In later use, esp. The entertaining of a…

A grievance, a grudge; a cause of offence or disagreement; the grounds for a quarrel; (also) ill feeling, antipathy, resentment; (in later use) spec.…

Feeling against, hostile feeling towards; constitutional or settled aversion or dislike.

With a and plural. A particular aversion.

Const. (towards, against, obsolete), from, to (for), infinitive. See averse, adj. 4b.

The quality or state of being averse; a mental attitude of opposition, disfavour, dislike, or repugnance; = aversion, n. 4.

The action of drawing back; aversion. Obsolete. rare.

The state of being unfavourably disposed to or towards a person or thing; aversion.

figurative. Sensitivity or antipathy, esp. to something or someone; an instance of this. Cf. allergic, adj. 2b.