REPULSES Meaning and
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Repulses is the plural form of the noun "repulse," which refers to the act of pushing someone or something away forcefully or with an intense feeling of disgust or aversion. It can also be used to describe the feeling of being strongly disgusted or repelled by something. Repulses can occur both physically and emotionally.
In a physical sense, repulses can involve actions like forcibly pushing someone away, using one's body or hands to reject physical advances, or pushing back against an attacker. It can convey a sense of defense, resistance, or even retaliation.
Emotionally, repulses can occur when someone experiences an intense feeling of disgust, aversion, or rejection towards something or someone. It may involve a strong negative reaction to a particular situation, behavior, idea, or even a person's characteristics or appearance. This rejection can result from moral, social, or personal beliefs and values.
The term "repulses" can be used in various contexts, such as describing a person's reaction to offensive behavior, a feeling of aversion towards a certain type of food, or the physical act of pushing something away. It conveys a forceful and intense rejection, often accompanied by a sense of disgust or disapproval.
Common Misspellings for REPULSES
Etymology of REPULSES
The word repulses has its origins in the Latin verb repulsare, which means to drive back or to repel. This Latin verb is derived from the earlier verb repellere, which has a similar meaning of to push back or to repel. The term repulses is the plural form of the verb repulse, which means to cause someone or something to feel disgust, aversion, or distaste, thereby rejecting or pushing them away.
Similar spelling words for REPULSES
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