Aún no tenemos significados para "utterly repugnant".
1But this very natural remedy would be utterly repugnant to his notions.
2The fact that such lives are terminated is for many utterly repugnant.
3The decision was utterly repugnant to the people of the State.
4Besides, all of you intellectual Russians are hysterical- atraitutterly repugnant to me.
5The ideology espoused by the white supremacists is utterly repugnant.
6Essentially, does the fact that I find his opinions utterly repugnant invalidate his work somehow?
7The truly emancipated woman-itwas Godwin's conviction-isalmost always asexual; to him, therefore, utterly repugnant.
8It is utterly repugnant to justice and common sense, to go to war without any cause.
9It seemed utterly unnatural, if not utterly repugnant.
10Such compacts are utterly repugnant to the principles of the Constitution and of the most dangerous tendency.
11He was never a braggart, and mere boasting about his country as about himself was utterly repugnant to him.
12I should like to know-itis right that we should learn-thegroundwork of opinions so utterly repugnant to republican institutions.
13But clearly, if she would pass it over like this, then he could not be so utterly repugnant to her.
14God is too wise and good to teach a religion utterly repugnant and contradictory to the nature He has given us.
15The little oasis that she had hailed so joyfully had become utterly repugnant and she was impatient to get away from it.
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