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Meaning of repellant
The primary meaning of the word "repellant" is something that causes a feeling of distaste or dislike.
Etymology of repellant
The word "repellant" has its roots in the Latin word "repellere," which means to drive back or away
It has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe something that is unpleasant or distasteful
Synonyms
repulsive
distasteful
unpleasant
disagreeable
obnoxious
disgusting
nauseating
offensive
unappealing
unattractive
repellent
odious
hateful
detestable
abhorrent
loathsome
disgusting
repugnant
foul
vile
gross
sickening
nauseous
objectionable
exceptionable
undesirable
unwelcome
uninviting
unsavory
unpalatable
bitter
acrid
astringent
harsh
grating
irritating
annoying
vexing
troublesome
bothersome
displeasing
dissatisfying
unsatisfactory
inadequate
insufficient
displeasurable
Definitions
- Causing a feeling of distaste or dislike, typically because of being unpleasant or offensive
- * Used to describe something that is intended to drive away or deter something, especially insects or pests
Usage Examples
- The repellant smell of the garbage made it hard to walk by the dumpster
- * The new repellant spray is designed to keep mosquitoes away from outdoor gatherings
- * The politician's repellant behavior during the debate lost her many potential voters