Revulsive

C2 16+

Synonyms of revulsive

Antonyms of revulsive

Collocations of revulsive

revulsive effect
Frequency: 70 %

The medication had a revulsive effect on her condition.

revulsive action
Frequency: 60 %

The revulsive action of the new law sparked controversy.

revulsive reaction
Frequency: 55 %

Her revulsive reaction to the news surprised everyone.

revulsive treatment
Frequency: 50 %

The revulsive treatment helped alleviate his symptoms.

revulsive therapy
Frequency: 45 %

He underwent revulsive therapy to treat his addiction.

Idiomatic Expressions for revulsive

  • Phrase: act as a revulsive
    Meaning: to stimulate or provoke a strong reaction or response
    Usage: The controversial article acted as a revulsive, sparking a heated debate.