Repugnant means unpleasant or offensive. When the mayor said that the food at the banquet was repugnant, he meant that it was unappetizing.
The food at the banquet was repugnant, and everyone who ate it felt sick afterwards.
The movie was repugnant, and I couldn't stand it.
adjective
offensive to the mind
Synonyms:
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The battle is considered repugnant.
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The attitude to Afghanistan was especially repugnant.
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The thought is repugnant to all buddhists.
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By the way, your accusation of harassment is repugnant.
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It seems to be a blatant case of wisdom of repugnance.
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So where does repugnance come in
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The excuses I hear in this discussion are repugnant.
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Both of these alternatives are repugnant to the whole tradition of Judaism.
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It's not a matter of censorship, it's about a human sense of repugnance.
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In the Land of the Free, that proposition is both preposterous and repugnant.