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Definition of revulsion - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emotionintense feeling of disgust or aversion
- She felt a revulsion at the sight.
2.
withdrawalDated strong pulling or drawing backDated
- The revulsion of the troops was unexpected.
3.
therapy methodRare medical treatment by acting on another areaRare
- Revulsion was used to treat the condition.
Origin of revulsion
Latin, re (back) + vellere (to pull)
Terms with revulsion included in their meaning
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revulsion
causing discomfort or disgust
attitude
showing strong dislike, revulsion or deep disapproval
manner
in a way that causes disgust or revulsion
emotion
feeling of strong disgust or revulsion
frightening thing
something causing a feeling of fear and revulsion
spoken reaction
utterance showing revulsion, dislike or annoyance
moral context
causing moral revulsion
emotion
provoking disgust or revulsion
emotion reaction
cause a strong feeling of disgust or revulsion
strong emotion
strong feeling of hatred, disgust, or revulsion towards something
disgust revulsion
give someone a feeling of disgust or revulsion
disgust
make someone feel intense dislike or revulsion
disgust
something that causes disgust or revulsion
emotion
fill someone with disgust or revulsion
emotion
in a way that causes disgust or revulsion
disgust
strike with disgust or revulsion
emotion reaction
in a way that shows strong dislike or revulsion
very nasty
causing a strong feeling of dislike or revulsion
social scorn
strong, sometimes widespread dislike and revulsion toward a person or thing
emotion
quality of causing disgust or revulsion
feeling
causing strong nausea or intense disgust or revulsion
Examples of revulsion in a sentence
The revulsion in her voice was unmistakable. The revulsion of the crowd was palpable. His sudden revulsion from the plan surprised everyone. Doctors applied revulsion to alleviate the symptoms. Revulsion therapy was considered for the patient's recovery.
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- French:répulsion, révulsion, ...
- German:Ekel, Rückzug, ...
- Italian:repulsione, ritiro, ...
- Spanish:repulsión, retirada, ...
- Portuguese:repulsa, retirada, ...
- Chinese:厌恶, 后撤, ...
- Japanese:嫌悪感, 撤退, ...
- Arabic:اشمئزاز, قُوَّةُ الِانْسِحَاب, ...
- Hebrew:סְלִידָה, נְסִיגָה, ...
- Russian:отвращение, отступление, ...
- Ukrainian:відраза, відступ, ...
- Hindi:घृणा, वापसी, ...
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