Pronunciation: /rɪˈpʌɡnənt/
adjective causing a strong feeling of dislike or disgust; offensive or repulsive
A1 The smell of rotten eggs is repugnant.
A2 I find his behavior towards animals repugnant.
B1 The idea of eating insects may be repugnant to some people.
B2 The dictator's actions were widely regarded as repugnant by the international community.
C1 The film depicted scenes of extreme violence that many found repugnant.
C2 The politician's racist remarks were deemed repugnant and led to widespread condemnation.
formal The idea of discrimination based on race is repugnant to our values as a society.
informal I find his behavior towards others to be absolutely repugnant.
slang That movie was so repugnant, I couldn't even finish watching it.
figurative The stench coming from the garbage can was so repugnant, it made me gag.
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