repugnance
n . 反感,厌恶,不一致,矛盾,抵触
反感,厌恶,不一致,矛盾,抵触
repugnance n 1 :
intense aversion [
synonym : {
repugnance }, {
repulsion },
{
revulsion }, {
horror }]
2 :
the relation between propositions that cannot both be true at the same time [
synonym : {
incompatibility }, {
mutual exclusiveness }, {
inconsistency }, {
repugnance }]
Repugnance \
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nans ),
Repugnancy \
Re *
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(-
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n . [
F .
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pugnance ,
L .
repugnantia .]
The state or condition of being repugnant ;
opposition ;
contrariety ;
especially ,
a strong instinctive antagonism ;
aversion ;
reluctance ;
unwillingness ,
as of mind ,
passions ,
principles ,
qualities ,
and the like .
[
1913 Webster ]
That which causes us to lose most of our time is the repugnance which we naturally have to labor . --
Dryden .
[
1913 Webster ]
Let the foes quietly cut their throats ,
Without repugnancy . --
Shak .
[
1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Aversion ;
reluctance ;
unwillingness ;
dislike ;
antipathy ;
hatred ;
hostility ;
irreconcilableness ;
contrariety ;
inconsistency .
See {
Dislike }.
[
1913 Webster ]
199 Moby Thesaurus words for "
repugnance ":
Anglophobia ,
Russophobia ,
abhorrence ,
abominability ,
abomination ,
allergy ,
antagonism ,
anti -
Semitism ,
antipathy ,
antithesis ,
argumentation ,
averseness ,
aversion ,
backlash ,
backwardness ,
bad blood ,
baseness ,
beastliness ,
belligerence ,
bigotry ,
clash ,
clashing ,
cold sweat ,
collision ,
competition ,
conflict ,
confrontation ,
confutation ,
contemptibility ,
contention ,
contradiction ,
contradistinction ,
contraindication ,
contraposition ,
contrariety ,
contrariness ,
contrast ,
controversy ,
counteraction ,
counterposition ,
counterworking ,
crankiness ,
creeping flesh ,
cross -
purposes ,
crotchetiness ,
crudeness ,
cursoriness ,
despicability ,
despicableness ,
despitefulness ,
detestation ,
difference ,
disaccord ,
disaccordance ,
disagreement ,
discord ,
discordance ,
discordancy ,
discrepancy ,
disgust ,
disgustingness ,
disharmony ,
disinclination ,
dislike ,
disobedience ,
disparity ,
disrelish ,
dissension ,
dissent ,
dissidence ,
dissonance ,
distaste ,
disunion ,
disunity ,
divergence ,
diversity ,
emetic ,
enmity ,
execration ,
faction ,
fetidness ,
foot -
dragging ,
foulness ,
fractiousness ,
friction ,
fulsomeness ,
grossness ,
grudging consent ,
grudgingness ,
harshness ,
hate ,
hatefulness ,
hatred ,
heinousness ,
horror ,
hostility ,
ignobility ,
inaccordance ,
inconsistency ,
indisposedness ,
indisposition ,
indocility ,
inequality ,
inimicalness ,
interference ,
intractableness ,
jarring ,
kick ,
lack of enthusiasm ,
lack of zeal ,
loathing ,
loathsomeness ,
malevolence ,
malice ,
malignity ,
misandry ,
misanthropy ,
misogyny ,
mortal horror ,
mutinousness ,
nastiness ,
nausea ,
nauseant ,
nauseousness ,
negation ,
negativeness ,
noisomeness ,
nolition ,
nonconformity ,
noncooperation ,
noxiousness ,
objectionability ,
objectionableness ,
obnoxiousness ,
obscenity ,
obstinacy ,
odiousness ,
odium ,
offensiveness ,
oppositeness ,
opposition ,
opposure ,
oppugnance ,
oppugnancy ,
overripeness ,
perfunctoriness ,
perverseness ,
perversity ,
polarity ,
putridity ,
putridness ,
quarrelsomeness ,
race hatred ,
racism ,
rancidity ,
rancidness ,
rankness ,
reaction ,
rebarbativeness ,
recalcitrance ,
recalcitrancy ,
recoil ,
refractoriness ,
refusal ,
reluctance ,
renitence ,
renitency ,
repellence ,
repellency ,
repercussion ,
repulsion ,
repulsiveness ,
resistance ,
revolt ,
rivalry ,
rottenness ,
showdown ,
shuddering ,
sickener ,
slowness ,
spite ,
spitefulness ,
stubbornness ,
sulk ,
sulkiness ,
sulks ,
sullenness ,
swimming upstream ,
uncooperativeness ,
unenthusiasm ,
unharmoniousness ,
unspeakableness ,
unwillingness ,
variance ,
vials of hate ,
vials of wrath ,
vileness ,
vying ,
xenophobia
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