Repugnant is valid Scrabble Word

Is repugnant a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is repugnant valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for REPUGNANT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

distasteful, odious
extremely distasteful; unacceptable
in conflict or incompatible with
given to stubborn resistance.
offensive or distasteful
Disposed to fight against; hostile; at war with; being at variance; contrary; inconsistent; refractory; disobedient; also, distasteful in a high degree; offensive; -- usually followed by to, rarely and less properly by with; as, all rudeness was repugnant to her nature.
offensive to the mind

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

incompatible, inconsistent

Words related to REPUGNANT

repugnance15 repugnantly17

Words that contain REPUGNANT

repugnantly17 unrepugnant14

How to use REPUGNANT in a sentence

To commit suicide was repugnant to the customs of the Romans, who were guided in many things by feelings more correct and more resembling our own, than many other ancient nations.
Political unity and absolute power were repugnant alike to the intellectual and the social condition, to the national manners and personal sentiments of the victorious barbarians.
But there was something in this last that was repugnant to him.
The Menapians, equally repugnant to foreign impressions, made, on their part, a more rapid progress.
These were to be consistent with the laws and customs of Great Britain and not repugnant to the interests of the proprietors.
The man was after Junius Keswick, and his business was to Lawrence more startling and repugnant than it could possibly be to any one else.
If he did not work on some distant outlying ranch, how was he to live? The idea of stealing was repugnant to him.
Of all things in the world he thought anything sordid the most repugnant.
The boy, creeping about day after day in the hot light, was as repugnant an object as the lizards in the neighboring swamp, and promised to be of as little use to his master.
Repugnant as consideration of the return had been, it was as nothing compared with the reality.

To our forefathers the process was novel, and, in some of its features, repugnant.
But, while they left him dazed, disconcerted, and puzzled, he was by no means certain that they were repugnant.
This last is an exceedingly bitter, acrid fruit, and to the taste of most white men wholly unpleasant and repugnant.
This was repugnant to our democratic ways, and the new chaplain insisted on having his chapel inside the walls.
We have become too humane for the triumphs of Caesar not to be repugnant to our feelings.
Toward the ends accomplished in this hour, the most repugnant instruments were made to operate.
From that time he was found perfectly willing to submit to discipline, however repugnant to his nature before.
Believing pious ends justify any means, they glory in conduct the most repugnant to every principle of decency, equity, and humanity.
It was doctrine utterly repugnant to men whose cardinal belief was in the light that lighteth every man.
The fanciful and obscure philosophy of Dionysius, of Behmen, or of Law had been repugnant to him from the first.
It was a little beyond his reach, however, why the idea should have been repugnant to her.
There are enough improper things that I would like to do for me not to care about those things that are repugnant to me.
It was repugnant to her noble and proud heart to receive so sentimental a gift from him to whom her heart never could grant true friendship.
This incident gave me a painful and repugnant impression of Mr.
I am requested by the ladies present to state that such competition was never contemplated by their committee and would be repugnant to all their sentiments.
The employment of criminals in works carried on under the public eye, is perhaps too repugnant to the feelings of Englishmen ever to be tolerated.
Color ceases to be repugnant when it ceases to be unfamiliar.
Now God cannot be the author of two Revelations, one of which is repugnant to the other.
They had been married for thirty years, and she had held up his hands as he placed upon the altar of a repugnant duty, the offering of a great renunciation.
The three great festivals of the Christian Church, whether Roman, Genevan, or Lutheran, had no certain warrant in Holy Scripture, but were rather repugnant to the Word of God.

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