re-pulse

Main Entry:
repulse [ri-puhls]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: snub; rejection
Synonyms: brush-off, check, cold shoulder, defeat, disappointment, failure, nix, nothing doing, rebuff, refusal, reverse, slap in the face, spurning, thumbs down, turndown
Antonyms: attraction, enchantment
Main Entry: repulse
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make sick
Synonyms: disdain, disgust, disregard, give a pain, rebuff, refuse, reject, reluct, repel, revolt, sicken, snub, spurn, turn down, turn off
Antonyms: please, soothe
Main Entry: back
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: put in reverse direction
Synonyms: backtrack, drive back, fall back, recede, regress, repel, repulse, retire, retract, retreat, reverse, turn tail, withdraw
Antonyms: advance, go forward
Main Entry: check
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: hinder, restrain
Synonyms: arrest, baffle, bar, bit, bottleneck, bridle, checkmate, choke, circumvent, constrain, control, counteract, curb, cut short, delay, discourage, foil, frustrate, halt, harness, hold, hold back, hold down, hold in, impede, inhibit, interrupt, keep back, limit, moderate, neutralize, nip in the bud, obstruct, obviate, pause, play for time, preclude, prevent, rebuff, reduce, rein in, repress, repulse, retard, slacken pace, slow down, snub, squelch, stay, stop, suppress, tame, terminate, thwart, withhold
Antonyms: aid, allow, assist, expedite, help, indulge, liberate, permit
Main Entry: defeat
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: overthrow, beating
Synonyms: KO, ambush, annihilation, beating, blow, break, breakdown, check, collapse, conquest, count, debacle, defeasance, destruction, discomfiture, downthrow, drubbing, embarrassment, extermination, failure, fall, insuccess, killing*, lacing, licking, loss, massacre, mastery, nonsuccess, paddling, rebuff, repulse, reverse, rout, ruin, scalping, setback, shellacking, slaughter, subjugation, thrashing, trap, trashing, trimming, triumph, trouncing, vanquishment, waxing, whaling, whipping, whitewashing
Notes: decimate means to kill or destroy in large numbers; defeat means to win a victory over or to beat
Antonyms: conquest, success, triumph, victory, win
Main Entry: defeat
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: frustration
Synonyms: disappointment, discomfiture, downfall, failure, foil, loss, rebuff, repulse, reversal, reverse, setback, thwarting
Notes: decimate means to kill or destroy in large numbers; defeat means to win a victory over or to beat
Antonyms: attainment, mastery, success, triumph
Main Entry: defeat
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: conquer in military manner
Synonyms: ambush, annihilate, bar, bear down, beat, best, block, butcher, crush, decimate, demolish, discomfit, drown, entrap, finish off, halt, hinder, impede, lick, mow down, obliterate, obstruct, outflank, outmaneuver, overpower, overrun, overthrow, overwhelm, parry, prevail over, quell, reduce, repel, repress, repulse, roll back, rout, route, sack, scatter, shipwreck, sink, slaughter, smash, subdue, subjugate, suppress, surmount, swamp, torpedo, trample, trash, upset, vanquish, whip, wipe out
Notes: decimate means to kill or destroy in large numbers; defeat means to win a victory over or to beat
Antonyms: give up, lose, surrender
Main Entry: defy
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: challenge, frustrate
Synonyms: baffle, beard, brave, confront, contemn, dare, defeat, deride, despise, disregard, elude, face, flout, fly in face of, foil, front, gibe, hang tough, hurl defiance at, ignore, insult, make my day, mock, oppose, outdare, provoke, repel, repulse, resist, ridicule, scorn, slight, spurn, stick fast, stick*, take one on, thwart, venture, violate, withstand
Antonyms: give in, obey, surrender, yield
Main Entry: denial
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: dismissal, refusal of belief in
Synonyms: abstaining, adjuration, brush-off, cold shoulder, contradiction, controversion, declination, disallowance, disapproval, disavowal, disclaimer, dismissing, disproof, dissent, forswearing, gainsaying, nay, negation, negative, nix, no way, nonacceptance, noncommittal, prohibition, protestation, rebuff, rebuttal, refraining, refusing, refutal, refutation, rejecting, rejection, renegement, renouncement, renunciation, repudiating, repudiation, repulse, retraction, statement abnegation, turndown, veto
Antonyms: affirmation, agreement, approval, avowal, claim, corroboration, vouching
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