odvráceno

Odvráceno is a Czech adjective meaning "turned away," "averted," or "repulsed." It is derived from the verb odvrátit, which signifies the act of turning something away or averting it. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, odvráceno can describe a physical object that has been turned away from a particular direction or viewpoint. For instance, one might say a door was left odvráceno, meaning it was turned away from the room. It can also refer to a person's gaze being odvráceno, indicating they are looking away from something or someone.

Figuratively, odvráceno often implies a sense of rejection, dislike, or disapproval. A person might feel odvráceno by a certain idea or action, suggesting they are repulsed by it. Similarly, a situation or an outcome can be described as odvráceno if it is unwelcome or undesirable. The emotion associated with being odvráceno can range from mild disinterest to strong aversion.

The grammatical form of odvráceno is the past passive participle, neuter singular, of the verb odvrátit. It can be inflected to agree with other genders and numbers, such as odvrácen (masculine singular), odvrácená (feminine singular), odvráceni (masculine animate plural), odvráceny (masculine inanimate plural), and odvráceny (neuter plural).