Yes, there is a word for the opposite of "addiction/addicted," and that word is "aversion/averse."
"Aversion" refers to a strong feeling of dislike, repulsion, or avoidance towards something. In the context of addictive substances or behaviors, being averse means having a strong negative feeling or repugnance towards them, which can act as a counterforce to the addictive pull.
For example:
- "He has an aversion to smoking, so he has never been tempted to try it despite peer pressure."
- "Her aversion to gambling has kept her away from casinos."
It's worth noting that while "aversion" is the opposite in terms of emotional inclination, it may not necessarily imply complete immunity to addictive substances or behaviors. People with aversions can still struggle with addiction under certain circumstances, and they might need to exercise caution to avoid potential triggers.