Adverse Vs Averse: Meanings with Examples

Adverse

Adverse, the word is used as an adjective.

Adverse, শব্দটি adjective হিসেবে ব্যবহৃত হয়।

Meaning as an adjective:

Having a harmful or bad impact on something.

কোনকিছুর ওপর ক্ষতিকর বা খারাপ প্রভাব ফেলা।

Example:

• Inflation has an adverse effect on the economy.
• You should give up smoking otherwise you will have the adverse effect of it on your health.
• The actor received adverse reactions from the public because of his stupid speech.
• The film received an adverse reaction from the audience because of its controversial storyline.
• The recent price hike of the daily necessaries has an adverse effect on the economy.
• The singer got adverse publicity because of his bad performance.
• He is trying hard to give up drinking alcohol thinking of its adverse effect on his health.
• We postponed the plan of going on a picnic due to adverse weather.
• The flight is delayed for three hours due to adverse weather.
• He is really in an adverse situation.
• Don’t waste your time like this it will have an adverse effect on your career.

 Averse

Averse, the word is also used as an adjective.

Averse, শব্দটিও adjective হিসেবে ব্যবহৃত হয়।

Meaning as an adjective:

Having a strong feeling of disliking or strongly opposing something.

তীব্র অপছন্দের অনুভূতি সম্পন্ন বা তীব্রভাবে কোনকিছুর বিরুদ্ধচারণ।

Example:

• Hasan is averse to do that job.
• Hena is averse to go to that place.
• He is averse to the idea of reducing the price of the products.
• The business proposal he gave is risk-averse.
• The actor is averse to do a comic film.
• The singer is averse to sing songs written by other lyricists.
• The lyricist is averse to write songs for commercial films.
• As far I know him he is not averse to this idea.
• Being a risk-averse investor, he might not invest in this share.