[Grammar] Appropriate Prepositions ( 'Averse from' or 'Averse to ' )

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Can the following sentences be written as either way ?

1) He is averse from work.

2) He is averse to work.
 
No. Only number two is correct.
 
Barman said:
Can the following sentences be written [STRIKE]as[/STRIKE] either way[no space here]?

1) He is averse from work.

2) He is averse to work.
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