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re·vul·sion [rɪˈvʌlʃən] SUBST no plur

revulsion

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revulsion

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in revulsion at

to fill sb with revulsion

in revulsion at

to fill sb with revulsion

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Public revulsion at the attack was in part responsible for the organisation ordering a ceasefire three months later, and it later disbanded. en.wikipedia.org

To her horror and revulsion, they begin to tear him apart and eat his flesh. en.wikipedia.org

She read the class a poem about pregnancy and was shocked when the class reacted with revulsion to the notion of motherhood. en.wikipedia.org

His initial reticence stemmed from a sense of revulsion at the marketing of music and bands. en.wikipedia.org

Richly represented in mythology, culture, art, and literature, they often evoke revulsion, fear, suspicion and awe, sometimes even hysteria. en.wikipedia.org

The reference to vomit indicates excessive indulgence and so also symbolises revulsion. en.wikipedia.org

After the war revulsion at the futility and tremendous cost of the war was widespread. en.wikipedia.org

Horror films often deal with the viewer's nightmares, hidden fears, revulsions and terror of the unknown. en.wikipedia.org

This practice was stopped due to the revulsion it caused among the nationalist community. en.wikipedia.org

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