repulsion

• Substantiv, das ein starkes Gefühl der Abneigung oder des Widerwillens bezeichnet oder die physikalische Kraft, die Objekte voneinander abstößt.

A noun referring to a strong feeling of disgust or aversion, or a physical force that pushes objects away from each other.

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1. Physical repulsionB2formalscientific

   The force that causes objects to push each other away, often used in physics.

   Abstoßung

   • Magnetic repulsion causes the two magnets to move apart.
   • The repulsion between the particles is a fundamental force.
   • Electrostatic repulsion prevents the atoms from colliding.

   Synonymerepulsive force

   Antonymeattraction

2. Intense aversionB2formal

   A strong feeling of dislike or disgust towards something.

   Abneigung

   • She felt a deep repulsion towards the cruel treatment of animals.
   • The smell of the rotten food filled him with repulsion.
   • His repulsion for dishonesty was evident in his reaction.

   Synonymeabhorrenceabominationantipathyaversiondetestationdisgustdistastehorrorloathingodiumrepugnancerevulsion

   Antonymeappealattractionfascinationliking

3. Successful defensive standC1formalpolitical

   The act of driving back an enemy or attacker, resulting in a successful defense.

   Abwehr

   • The army's repulsion of the invasion was a turning point in the war.
   • The repulsion of the attack saved the city from destruction.
   • Their successful repulsion of the enemy forces was celebrated.

   Synonymecheckrebuffrepellingrepulse