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1 repulsiveness
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2 odpudivost
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3 viîbjóîslegt eîli
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4 inhottavuus
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5 elutasító magatartás
repulsiveness -
6 visszataszító jelleg
repulsiveness -
7 גועליות
repulsiveness, disgusting nature, gruesomeness, ghoulishness, grossness, lousiness -
8 odpornost
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9 ellenszenvesség
repulsiveness, distastefulness -
10 Widerwärtigkeit
f2. Sache: unpleasant event ( Erlebnis: experience); stärker: horror; (Abscheulichkeit) atrocity; Äußerung: offensive ( oder nasty) remark* * *die Widerwärtigkeitdisagreeableness* * *Wi|der|wär|tig|keitf -, -en1) no pl offensiveness; (von Arbeit) objectionable naturedie Wíderwärtigkeit dieses Essens — this disgusting food
2) (= widerwärtige Tat) unpleasantness* * ** * *Wi·der·wär·tig·keit<-, -en>f offensiveness, repulsiveness, disgusting [or objectionable] nature* * *die; Wider, Wideren1) o. Pl. offensiveness; objectionableness; repulsiveness2) (Umstand) disagreeable or unpleasant circumstance* * *2. Sache: unpleasant event ( Erlebnis: experience); stärker: horror; (Abscheulichkeit) atrocity; Äußerung: offensive ( oder nasty) remark* * *die; Wider, Wideren1) o. Pl. offensiveness; objectionableness; repulsiveness2) (Umstand) disagreeable or unpleasant circumstance* * *f.unpleasantness n. -
11 Abscheulichkeit
f1. nur Sg. (Zustand) repulsiveness, awfulness2. (Tat) atrocity, abomination* * *die Abscheulichkeitabomination* * *Ab|scheu|lich|keitf -, -en1) (= Untat) atrocity, abomination2) no pl heinousness; (von Geschmack, Anblick) repulsivenessdie Abschéúlichkeit des Kantinenessens — the awful or terrible food in the canteen
ein Verbrechen von besonderer Abschéúlichkeit — a particularly heinous crime
* * *Ab·scheu·lich·keit<-, -en>f2. (schreckliche Sache) atrocitykriegerische \Abscheulichkeiten atrocities of war* * *die; Abscheulichkeit: s. abscheulich 1.: disgustingness; awfulness; repulsiveness; disgracefulness; abominableness* * *1. nur sg (Zustand) repulsiveness, awfulness2. (Tat) atrocity, abomination* * *die; Abscheulichkeit: s. abscheulich 1.: disgustingness; awfulness; repulsiveness; disgracefulness; abominableness* * *f.abomination n.detestableness n.heinousness n.hellishness n.hideousness n. -
12 Widerlichkeit
die Widerlichkeitrepulsiveness; noisomeness; stinkingness; nauseousness; distastefulness; loathsomeness; fulsomeness* * *Wi|der|lich|keitf -, -en(= widerliche Sache) disgusting or revolting thing; (von Mensch) repulsiveness; (von Kopfschmerzen) nastinessdie Wíderlichkeit des Anblicks — the disgusting or revolting sight
die Wíderlichkeit seines Benehmens — his disgusting or revolting behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US)
* * *die2) odiousness* * *f.distastefulness n.fulsomeness n.loathsomeness n.nauseousness n.noisomeness n.repulsiveness n. -
13 מאיסותא
מְאִיסוּתָאf. (מְאִיס) repulsiveness. Men.69a משום מ׳ הוא … אזדא למְאִיסוּתַיְהוּוכ׳ Ms. R. (ed. דמאיסותא) is it on account of repulsiveness (that they must not be used for offerings), and when they have been sown, their repulsiveness is gone, or ? -
14 מְאִיסוּתָא
מְאִיסוּתָאf. (מְאִיס) repulsiveness. Men.69a משום מ׳ הוא … אזדא למְאִיסוּתַיְהוּוכ׳ Ms. R. (ed. דמאיסותא) is it on account of repulsiveness (that they must not be used for offerings), and when they have been sown, their repulsiveness is gone, or ? -
15 iticilik
n. repulsiveness* * *repulsiveness -
16 vastenmielisyys
yks.nom. vastenmielisyys; yks.gen. vastenmielisyyden; yks.part. vastenmielisyyttä; yks.ill. vastenmielisyyteen; mon.gen. vastenmielisyyksien; mon.part. vastenmielisyyksiä; mon.ill. vastenmielisyyksiinantipathy (noun)aversion (noun)disgust (noun)dislike (noun)distaste (noun)odium (noun)reluctance (noun)repugnance (noun)repulsion (noun)repulsiveness (noun)* * *• hatred• abhorrence• repulsiveness• repulsion• repugnance• reluctance• odium• loathing• hesitancy• for• enmity• antipathy• anger• indisposition• animosity• distaste• averseness• aversion• detestation• disgust• disinclination• dislike -
17 דחיה
delay, postponement, procrastination, prorogation, runaround, runround; rejection, repulsion, repellency, repulsiveness, putdown, refusal, repudiation, repulse -
18 הדיפה
push, pushing, put (sport), shove, ward, jostle, jostlement, lunge, parry, parrying; repulse, repulsion, repellency, repulsiveness -
19 מאוס
adj. loathsome, repulsive, foul, mangy, slobbery, weary————————abomination, loathing, repulsiveness -
20 מיאוס
abomination, loathing, repulsiveness
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repulsiveness — re·pul·sive·ness … English syllables
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