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* * *• seamy• disagreeable• disquieting• troublesome• unsavory• unkind• uncongenial• uncomfortable• undersirable• unflattering• unpalatable• unpleasant• ungracious• unsavoury• unagreeable• sticky• provoking• harsh• awkward• annoying• objectionable• offensive• queasy• repellent• repugnant• noisome• nasty -
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repulsive, disgusting* * *• execrable• brackish• revolting• detestable• cursed• disgustful• distasteful• disgusting• uninviting• vile• villainous• unlovely• ugly• uncongenial• shocking• sickening• snotty• sordid• lamsome• loathsome• fiddling• gruesome• heinous• hateful• hideous• awful• beastly• contemptible• abominable• abhorrent• accursed• accurst• odious• obscene• outrageous• obnoxious• offensive• poisonous• pesky• lousy• repulsive• repugnant• repellent• noisome• nauseous• nasty• nauseating• mucky -
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См. также в других словарях:
Repellent — can refer to:* Insect repellent * Animal repellent … Wikipedia
repellent — repellent, repulsive Repulsive is the stronger of the two words, implying physical recoiling rather than just a feeling of disgust: • I was given some repulsive food which, by the end of the second day, I trained myself to eat Brian Aldiss, 1991… … Modern English usage
repellent — or repellant [ri pel′ənt] adj. [L repellens] 1. that repels; pushing away or driving back 2. a) causing distaste, dislike, or aversion; repulsive b) causing insects, etc. to react by staying away 3. able to resist the absorption of liquid, esp.… … English World dictionary
repellent — re·pel·lent /ri pe lənt/ n: a method used to avoid or discourage a hostile corporate takeover Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. repellent … Law dictionary
repellent — (also repellant) ► ADJECTIVE 1) able to repel or impervious to a particular thing: water repellent nylon. 2) causing disgust or distaste. ► NOUN 1) a substance that deters insects or other pests. 2) a substance used to treat something to make it… … English terms dictionary
Repellent — Re*pel lent ( lent), a. [L. repellens, entis, p. pr. ] Driving back; able or tending to repel. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Repellent — Re*pel lent, n. 1. That which repels. [1913 Webster] 2. (Med.) A remedy to repel from a tumefied part the fluids which render it tumid. Dunglison. [1913 Webster] 3. A kind of waterproof cloth. Knight. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
repellent — also repellant, 1640s, from L. repellentem, prp. of repellere (see REPEL (Cf. repel)). Originally of medicines (that reduced tumors); meaning distasteful, disagreeable first recorded 1797. The noun sense of substance that repels insects first… … Etymology dictionary
repellent — *repugnant, abhorrent, distasteful, obnoxious, invidious Analogous words: *offensive, loathsome, repulsive, revolting Antonyms: attractive: pleasing Contrasted words: alluring, charming, captivating, bewitching (see under ATTRACT): enticing,… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
Repellent — Als Repellent (von lat. repellere „vertreiben“, „zurückstoßen“) – auch Repellens, Repulsivstoff oder Vergrämungsmittel – wird ein Wirkstoff bezeichnet, der von einem Organismus über den Geruchssinn wahrgenommen wird und der diesen abschreckt,… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Repellent — Re|pẹl|lent 〈n. 15〉 chem. Mittel, das der Abschreckung u. dem Fernhalten von Schädlingen dient, ohne sie zu töten; Sy Abwehrstoff (2) [engl.; zu repel „abschrecken“] * * * Re|pẹl|lens, Re|pẹl|lent [engl. repellent = abstoßend, zurücktreibend… … Universal-Lexikon
