repulse|repulsed|repulses|repulsing in English

verb

[re·pulse || rɪ'pʌls]

refuse, reject, rebuff; repel, drive away

Use "repulse|repulsed|repulses|repulsing" in a sentence

1. Her repulse was quite unexpected.

2. The enemy met with a repulse.

3. Why do you repulse me?

4. Some Aromantics might be romance repulsed (i.e

5. You're not repulsed by my behavior?

6. 15 A disorganized attack was mounted and repulsed.

7. The tourists were repulsed by the filthy conditions.

8. Petion looked astounded in a repulsed sort of way.

9. The city garrison must be prepared to repulse attacks.

10. Antonyms for Blandishing include disparaging, unflattering, discouraging, dissuading, repelling, repulsing and turning off

11. 19 Government troops repulsed an attack by rebel forces.

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13. Each time I tried to help I was repulsed.

14. Yazid used his cavalry regiment to counterattack but was repulsed.

15. Her request for a donation met with a repulse.

16. The very thought of his cold clammy hands repulsed me.

17. Thanks to that providential snowstorm the attack had been repulsed.

18. Don't for one repulse, forgot the purpose that you resolved to effect.

19. Do not for repulse forget the purpose that you resolved to offer.

20. You are to repulse an attack of terrorist detachments at each level.

21. Do not, for repulse, forgo the purpose you resolved to effort.

22. This is Shek - O back beach not Repulse Bay. Please correct.

23. When they saw him repulse society, they said, " He is a brute. "

24. Do not, for repulse, forgot the purpose that you resolved to effort.

25. In others, the rabbi is frightened and repulsed by the power he has unleashed.