But certainly, it has a strong repugnance to a belief in endless torment.

Annie felt a sudden and strong repugnance to the plan.

Indeed, he had a strong repugnance to putting himself into communication with the Buntingford lawyers.

Mr. Ashley made an involuntary gesture of strong repugnance.

Overcoming a strong repugnance, he approached it, and put out his hands-therewas nothing there.

As to the merciless manner in which the convention was broken up, I feel obliged to confess strong repugnance.

The Baron de Vitrolles, we are told, found the Emperor Alexander possessed with a strong repugnance against the Bourbons.

My first feeling in greeting the "fast" man was certainly that of deep disappointment and strong repugnance.

When the bill returned to the commons, Mr. Stanley declared that he felt a strong repugnance to this amendment.

But his sense of wrong in this had been blunted, and there was no very strong repugnance toward the suggestion.

For the lower ranks of the public service, and the laborious and obscure life they involved, he felt a strong repugnance.

I even felt a strong repugnance to the idea of going, which made me think it was not yet the time for it.

The difference indeed is surprising, but must be imputed to the strong repugnance of the small proprietors to part with their paternal lands.

The fact was that Mrs. Kingston felt a strong repugnance to her son's following in his father's footsteps, so far as his occupation was concerned.

"Miss Anne Silvester felt, and expressed, a strong repugnance to marrying you, because you and she belonged to different religious communities?"