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1
But this very natural remedy would be
utterly
repugnant
to his notions.
2
The fact that such lives are terminated is for many
utterly
repugnant
.
3
The decision was
utterly
repugnant
to the people of the State.
4
Besides, all of you intellectual Russians are hysterical-
a
trait
utterly
repugnant
to me.
5
The ideology espoused by the white supremacists is
utterly
repugnant
.
6
Essentially, does the fact that I find his opinions
utterly
repugnant
invalidate his work somehow?
7
The truly emancipated woman-itwas Godwin's conviction-isalmost always asexual; to him, therefore,
utterly
repugnant
.
8
It is
utterly
repugnant
to justice and common sense, to go to war without any cause.
9
It seemed utterly unnatural, if not
utterly
repugnant
.
10
Such compacts are
utterly
repugnant
to the principles of the Constitution and of the most dangerous tendency.
11
He was never a braggart, and mere boasting about his country as about himself was
utterly
repugnant
to him.
12
I should like to know-itis right that we should learn-thegroundwork of opinions so
utterly
repugnant
to republican institutions.
13
But clearly, if she would pass it over like this, then he could not be so
utterly
repugnant
to her.
14
God is too wise and good to teach a religion
utterly
repugnant
and contradictory to the nature He has given us.
15
The little oasis that she had hailed so joyfully had become
utterly
repugnant
and she was impatient to get away from it.
utterly
repugnant
utterly