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Answer: Averse vs. Adverse

Apr 26, 2010 14:47

blackmare_9 asks: When do you use averse versus adverse?

With examples from Stargate.

( Averse vs Adverse )

!answer, errors:common errors, author:kay_brooke, word choice:similar words

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tejas April 27 2010, 15:15:37 UTC

What great timing! I'd just used "averse" in a fic and had the nagging thought that maybe I should make sure I was using it right. You saved me the research time. Thanks! (And I *did*! I *did* use it right! :-)

campylobacter May 8 2010, 22:24:51 UTC

(i can haz link to abovementioned fic?)

tejas May 8 2010, 22:30:50 UTC

I don't remember if the word made it into the final edit. ;-) Worthy, an NCIS, Tony/Gibbs slash fic.

campylobacter May 9 2010, 00:54:40 UTC

Oh, waaaaah! I've never seen an episode of NCIS (not even sure what the show's premise is) so I'm lost, lost, lost.

I'll have to settle with some of your good, old-fashioned Jack/Daniel crack. ;-)

tejas May 9 2010, 00:57:50 UTC

LOL!!! NCIS is fun, at least the early seasons are fun. The last couple have pretty much sucked rocks with a few exceptions.

But do enjoy the SG1. I will be doing some SG1 stories in the same universe as Worthy, though. :-)

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