1
However, the more electrons in an atom, the greater their mutual repulsion.
2
Between them there was a strong mutual repulsion which neither sought to overcome.
3
At first there is a mutual repulsion between the sexes.
4
If no progress be made, mutual repulsion will follow.
5
There was a violent movement of mutual repulsion on the part of Hamilton Gregory and his secretary.
6
They spoke a few words together, and then separated as if from a sphere of mutual repulsion.
7
Neutrons rushed in to separate the contestants and keep them well apart, so diluting the strength of their mutual repulsion.
8
Soil and rock, torn to atoms by the mutual repulsion of the nuclei, reached him as a fog of monatomic dust.
9
His dislike even extended to the artist, and as Aubrey Beardsley was of easy and agreeable intercourse, the mutual repulsion deserves a word of explanation.
10
Between the two men, in lieu of a bond of union, there was only a strong force of mutual repulsion, which kept them permanently apart.