NOUN | phenomenon | repulsion, repulsive force | the force by which bodies repel one another |
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feeling | repulsion, repugnance, revulsion, horror | intense aversion | |
act | repulsion, standoff | the act of repulsing or repelling an attack |
Meaning | The force by which bodies repel one another. | |
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Synonym | repulsive force | |
Attributes | repulsive | possessing the ability to repel |
Broader | force | (physics) the influence that produces a change in a physical quantity |
Opposite | attraction, attractive force | The force by which one object attracts another |
Spanish | repulsión | |
Catalan | repulsió |
Meaning | Intense aversion. | |
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Synonyms | repugnance, revulsion, horror | |
Broader | disgust | Strong feelings of dislike |
Spanish | horror, repugnancia, repulsión, revulsión | |
Catalan | horror, repugnància, repulsió |
Meaning | The act of repulsing or repelling an attack; a successful defensive stand. | |
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Synonym | standoff | |
Broader | stand | A defensive effort |
Verbs | repulse | force or drive back |
repulse | cause to move back / back by force or influence |
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