Identify the sentence(s) that is/are showing the correct use of the underlined word.

(i) The strong and the noble are always 

averse

to deception of any form.

ii) The principal expressed that he 

averted

 people who cheat in exams.

iii) She has a strong 

aversion

 to sea-food.

The word 'averse' in sentence i is used correctly to mean 'having a strong dislike or opposition to something'. In sentence iii, 'aversion' is correctly used to mean 'a strong dislike or disinclination'. In sentence ii, 'averted' is used incorrectly; it means 'to prevent or ward off', not 'to dislike or avoid'.