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repugnance::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | incompatibility, inconsistency, mutual exclusiveness |
| Type of | contradictoriness |
| Derivation | repugn |
Examples of repugnance
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Maybe it had to take events of such high repugnance to get the words in the air.
From the time.com
Averse means having a strong feeling of opposition, antipathy, or repugnance.
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A particular high respect for humanity and repugnance for those who degrade any human.
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You shouldn't judge other people's repugnance if you have some yourself.
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Bentley seemed to inspire mixed feelings of admiration and repugnance.
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This symbolizes the sting of their conscience and the repugnance of sin.
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Yet, the education quality, and marketability has diminished to the point of repugnance.
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Yet Americans should be commended for their repugnance to slaughtering these noble creatures.
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His obvious repugnance at the very idea was a final insult forced on him by his former friend.
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- Intense aversion
- Incompatibility: the relation between propositions that cannot both be true at the same time
- Extreme aversion, repulsion; contradiction, inconsistency, incompatibility, incongruity; an instance of such
- A feeling of disgust; something disgusting
- Extreme dislike or distaste, aversion.
