v. Obs. rare–1. [f. L. āversāt- ppl. stem of āversāri to turn oneself from, turn away, reject, freq. (deponent) of āvertĕre to AVERT.] To turn away from, regard with aversion, reject.
1725. Bailey, Erasm. Colloq., 371. Aversating their Meat-offerings, abhorring their Fasts.
