Repulse 1100 Words You Need
Repulse 1100 Words You Need
/rɪˈpʌls/ (verb)
- to cause great hatred or disgust in someone, disgust, drive away, force away, hold back, ward off, deter, drive back
- to reject or rebuff an action or idea, resist, spurn, turn away
- to fight back or force back military attack, repel an attack, push away an attack
I was afraid something was wrong with me because this is my first pregnancy and I’m repulsed by just the thought of anything sexual. I can’t even handle seeing others kiss. And I feel so bad for my husband because he thinks I’m just losing interest in him. I totally understand what you’re going through and it’s good to know that it’s pretty normal to feel like this while pregnant. That there’s nothing wrong with me and that I’m not a seriously messed up person.
Source: https://www.babycenter.com/
I can still feel the hot wave of shame I felt when I found myself attracted to my classmate, Carly. The burning sensation toward her so excited and repulsed me that I never spoke of it. My younger sister, Monica, changed all that by reading my journal and outing me to our mother when I was 17. Being outed felt similar to getting hit by a car.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/
The Afghan forces repulsed a Taliban attack on Gurziwan district of Faryab province in North of the country.
Source: https://www.khaama.com/
Antonym: attract, welcome, yield
Adjective: repulsive
Noun: repulsion
Farsi: دفع کردن، بیزار کردن
French: repousser
Urdu: پسپا کرنا
