Meanings of repulsive face in English

Maskull kept glancing over at his yellow, repulsive face with strong disfavour.

And that vigorous, muscular old man, with the repulsive face, who is he?

The boy could fancy what a repulsive face he possessed.

Each had the form of a repulsive face, with a ring set in it.

Every day a new repulsive face appears before me.

Then the big man turned back to the prisoner, an ugly frown on his repulsive face.

Across the nose and eyebrow there was a deep scar, which made the repulsive face grimmer.

His repulsive face glowed with satisfaction.

He paused, foreseeing the ferocious look which swept into the repulsive face, and the clenching of the big hands.

Yet a certain expression of good humour and kindness, almost of gentleness, redeemed what would otherwise have been a repulsive face.

A rude plebeian face; with its huge crag-like brows and bones, the emblem of rugged energy; at first, almost a repulsive face.

Keene looked into a dark, repulsive face, and at once recognized the man who had been described as the tramp, Perry Jounce.

Simon Girty's face betrayed satisfaction; Elliott's shifty eyes snapped, and the dark, repulsive face of the other Girty exhibited an exultant joy.

I am of an appropriate age, of good birth and good means, not under-educated, not brutish, or of repulsive face and figure.

To this uncouth form, add a repulsive face, wrinkled, cold, colorless, and stony, with one eye dull and the other blind- a"wall-eye.

And a restaurant evolved itself; a table in a secluded corner; chrysanthemums and their acrid scent; a screen, round which this repulsive face had peered.