Meanings of complete repulse in English

The complete repulse of the Rebels was the result.

The complete repulse, the girl's silent emotion, had surprised him, indeed, like a box on the ears.

The result was a complete repulse, after which D'Estaing sailed away, and the American besiegers were obliged to withdraw.

On May 30th General Pershing announced the complete repulse of further enemy attacks from the new American positions near Cantigny.

The fighting, however, only lasted about a quarter of an hour, and ended in the complete repulse of the besiegers.

This stiff fight of an hour had ended in a complete repulse of the attack, though at a considerable cost.

A sanguinary battle at Perryville resulted in the complete repulse of the Confederates, who retreated into Tennessee, carrying with them a vast quantity of plunder.

Had our division not been delayed by causes beyond control, what was simply a complete repulse of the enemy would have been a disastrous rout.