Meanings of so repellent in English

The idea is so repellent, I thrust it from my mind.

The beast was so repellent that the very thought of it fair sickened him.

Never had he been so repellent, never had she felt so hostile to him.

Because this is so repellent to think about, my mind frantically tries to change topics.

He had no idea she found gambling so repellent.

Of so repellent, aggressive, unlovely an old woman as this she had had no conception.

Rose's docile behavior, so repellent to Hubert, is actually her revenge against his unkindness to her.

It seemed to me the most hideous motion I had ever seen-sounnatural, so ungraceful, so repellent.

The shouting, which seemed so repellent and so likely to harm the activists' cause turned out to be an effective tactic.

She had seen few feet that were fit to be seen; but never, she thought, had she seen an exhibition so repellent.

The mere suggestion of any one's paying me compliments and trying to be fascinating is so repellent that I cringe at the thought.

The Hotel de Ville, a vast white building, is past description, it is so plain and so repellent in its naked glaring assertion.

The man's manner was gross and materialistic, so repellent that Dick would have turned away, but at that moment Bright Sun himself approached.

Because they reliably produce negativity. Insects are so repellent that most Americans, at least, don't want to consume anything that bugs have ever touched.

She had never been so repellent to him as on those many occasions in the past when she had feigned illness to get her way.

He was wholly changed; his words were tainted with the perverse irony, which, at the beginning of their acquaintance, had made his manner so repellent.