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Meanings of utterly repugnant in English
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Usage of utterly repugnant in English
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But this very natural remedy would be utterly repugnant to his notions.
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The fact that such lives are terminated is for many utterly repugnant.
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The decision was utterly repugnant to the people of the State.
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Besides, all of you intellectual Russians are hysterical- atraitutterly repugnant to me.
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The ideology espoused by the white supremacists is utterly repugnant.
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Essentially, does the fact that I find his opinions utterly repugnant invalidate his work somehow?
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The truly emancipated woman-itwas Godwin's conviction-isalmost always asexual; to him, therefore, utterly repugnant.
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It is utterly repugnant to justice and common sense, to go to war without any cause.
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It seemed utterly unnatural, if not utterly repugnant.
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Such compacts are utterly repugnant to the principles of the Constitution and of the most dangerous tendency.
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He was never a braggart, and mere boasting about his country as about himself was utterly repugnant to him.
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I should like to know-itis right that we should learn-thegroundwork of opinions so utterly repugnant to republican institutions.
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But clearly, if she would pass it over like this, then he could not be so utterly repugnant to her.
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God is too wise and good to teach a religion utterly repugnant and contradictory to the nature He has given us.
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The little oasis that she had hailed so joyfully had become utterly repugnant and she was impatient to get away from it.