🤮repugnant (répugnant)

adjective
/rɪˈpʌɡ.nənt/
répugnant (repugnant)

Signification

causing strong dislike, disgust, or opposition
extremely distasteful; unacceptable; causing disgust or strong dislike
Traduction de la signification
causant une forte aversion, dégoût ou opposition
causant une forte aversion, dégoût ou opposition

Phrases d'exemple

The idea of cheating was repugnant to him.

L'idée de tricher lui semblait répugnante.
L'idée de tricher lui semblait répugnante.

The idea of lying to his parents was repugnant to him.

L'idée de mentir à ses parents lui était répugnante.
L'idee de mentir a ses parents lui etait repugnante.

Expressions d'exemple

utterly repugnant
complètement répugnant
complètement répugnant

Synonymes

disgusting, revolting, offensive, abhorrent
Entrée 1
disgusting, revolting, offensive, abhorrent
Entrée 2
disgusting, revolting, abhorrent

Antonymes

pleasant, agreeable, attractive, appealing
Entrée 1
pleasant, agreeable, attractive
Entrée 2
appealing, attractive, pleasant

Collocations

repugnant behavior, repugnant idea, morally repugnant, utterly repugnant, find repugnant
Entrée 1
repugnant behavior, repugnant idea, morally repugnant
Entrée 2
morally repugnant, utterly repugnant, find repugnant

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