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revulsion

[ri-vuhl-shuhn] / rɪˈvʌl ʃən /


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It’s such a humble invitation, almost an afterthought, and yet it’s the first time anyone in the story has offered The Creature anything without fear or revulsion.

From Salon

One man, Garfield, has chosen virtue; another, Conkling, has chosen corruption; the third, Guiteau, has no real choice in the matter but keeps an audience teetering between pity and revulsion.

From The Wall Street Journal

More a conscious repining at their existence, mixed with revulsion at the thought that she occasionally had to share space with them.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Any decent person... will experience shock, revulsion and incredulity."

From BBC

But public revulsion at their attack appears to have forced the criminals to backtrack.

From BBC