English to Lithuanian Meaning of repulsive - atstumiantis

Repulsive :

atstumiantis

adjective

atstumiantis, šlykštus, baisus, išsigimęs

Repulsive :: atstumiantisRepulsively :: bjauriaiRepulsiveness :: atgrasumą

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Definitions of repulsive in English

Adjective(1) offensive to the mind(2) possessing the ability to repel(3) so extremely ugly as to be terrifying

Examples of repulsive in English

(1) Cronenberg fashions a remake of the cheesy 1958 original that is by turns funny, poignant, repulsive , and intense.(2) There are lots of these scriptwriting guides around - all repulsive and attractive at the same time.(3) She is always slightly repulsive , and that is why I wanted those puppies to look miserable.(4) It i s mildly repulsive in its crude vulgarity, but strangely and inexplicably alluring.(5) he knows this is repulsive and that's why he comes out with it).(6) A long sequence set in a park, in which Walter loses his willpower and sparks a somewhat risquÔö£┬« dialogue with a young girl, becomes increasingly nauseating and repulsive as it continues.(7) They've all done things that are repulsive and disgusting, and each one is probably haunted by that.(8) It is perhaps the most disgusting, grotesque and repulsive thing ever shown on television.(9) Whilst we gained a sense of Caliban's non-humanness, we lost much sense of him as a gross, repulsive creature.(10) As Power points out, this was a morally repulsive and even ├ö├ç├┐maddening├ö├ç├û conception, although it accurately reflected political realities.(11) The ads for the new acid blockers like Tagamet, I think, are quite repulsive .(12) Both these views of what Karl Marx called ├ö├ç├┐the ugly revolution, the repulsive revolution├ö├ç├û were subsequently published as engravings in the periodical L' Illustration.(13) Killing a human being is always a repulsive act, but at times it is unavoidable, as in self-defense, or in war.(14) After overcoming the natural reluctance to confront those in power, students began to comment, telling their presenters just how repulsive , immoral, and disgusting the idea was.(15) However, by the time he arrives it's becoming clear to Preston and the audience alike exactly how repulsive a mindset the Clerics? one is.(16) One of the final panels proffers Der FÔö£ÔòØhrer's personal opinion of his adversary: ├ö├ç├┐He is an utterly amoral, repulsive creature.├ö├ç├û

Related Phrases of repulsive

Related Phrases of repulsive

Synonyms

Adjective

1. revolting ::

atstumiantis

2. hideous ::

šlykštus

3. repugnant ::

atstumiantis

Antonyms

1. innocuous ::

nežalingas

2. inoffensive ::

nekenksmingas

Different Forms

repulsive, repulsively, repulsiveness

Word Example from TV Shows

my REPULSIVE nephew will be king after him.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 2