Repugnance is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPUGNANCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• strong dislike, antipathy, also REPUGNANCY
• intense disgust
• Alt. of Repugnancy
• intense aversion
• the relation between propositions that cannot both be true at the same time
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or fact of being contradictory or inconsistent; an instance of such contradiction or inconsistency

Words related to REPUGNANCE

reluctation13 repugnances16 repugnant12

Words that contain REPUGNANCE

repugnances16

How to use REPUGNANCE in a sentence

• It was not a pleasant sight, and after a moment, I turned my eyes away with a shiver of repugnance.
• But now their memory left her indifferent, even inspired repugnance.
• Marie Antoinette had foreseen that she should be forced to admit him to her presence, but there was nothing to which she felt a stronger repugnance.
• Not only is intolerance in human nature, but there is a repugnance among the learned to receive new opinions when these interfere with their ascendency.
• If her sacrifice was accepted, her energy seemed to abandon her, and she was left to the repugnance of human nature for suffering.
• I merely state my invincible repugnance to being shot for somebody else.
• If he had before practised with repugnance it was because he had felt how vain was medical science.
• To go through this rite without visible repugnance is part of the training of our young Civil Servants.
• Or she might have frightened him with some display of her peculiarities which had filled him with a sudden repugnance in the place of love.
• IPHIGENIA Though it shakes my soul, It doth not banish thence my strong repugnance.
• The thought of those bones turned to dust filled him with repugnance.
• This repugnance is due partly to a fear of being choked with bones, and partly to a scorn of its tenderness.
• He had all the Roman repugnance to being under the authority of a master, with an additional personal determination of his own not to submit to Caesar.
• Yet he, himself, felt a sort of growing repugnance to her which he would have been hard put to it to explain.
• The repugnance of the Irishman to the poorhouse is proverbial.
• As he entered the room a feeling of repugnance came over him.
• She looked at my rugged features without any expression of fear or repugnance.
• I have no personal repugnance to the idea of a union with you, but I feel convinced that mine is not the sort of disposition calculated to form the happiness of a man like you.
• It was his right, and after all, conquering the inevitable repugnance, it did not take long.
• The natural repugnance of the flesh to so horrible a situation was too strong for the spirit, and Jack could not restrain a convulsive shudder, which shook him from head to foot.
• He had met them with a certain amount of repugnance, and dealt with each as lightly as consideration of his own safety permitted.
• He shows, not merely that there is no connection, but that there is a positive repugnance, between the two.
• All know how easily our patriotism may degenerate into an unjust repugnance to foreigners, and that the more intense it is, the greater the need of antagonistic principles.
• In consequence of this feeling of repugnance, he was about to pass without speaking to him, but, as he had done the day before, M.
• On the face of every woman who looked upon him he saw aversion antipathy, repugnance, and rejection.
• He merely felt in regard to the matter a repugnance natural to one so alien in disposition to Mr.
• The thought of again appealing to the father occurred to him, but was speedily dismissed with unconquerable repugnance.
• I wished her to have this form rather than a stranger one, so that we could see her in the family without repugnance.
• He showed no repugnance to his wife, would let her wait upon him, and sit beside him in the garden.
• She must conceal her suffering and repugnance like a vice.
• This Government has manifested its repugnance to the slave trade in a manner which can not be misunderstood.
• Catharine looked forward to it with extreme repugnance.
• In her charitable attention to your wants, she overcame a natural repugnance to yourself.
• Brown, had he not entertained an unconquerable repugnance to its adoption.

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