repugnant

He has left a long trail of repugnant statements about women and minorities.

The unanswerable question at the moment is how much of his expansive, repugnant, and frequently grandiose policy vision does he intend to pursue?

The specifics are as repugnant, if not more so.

Shyne, who previously condemned Combs’ “repugnant behavior,” concluded his press conference reiterating the negative impact the disgraced music and media entrepreneur had on his career.

“For at least 20 years, I have found that repugnant,” said Goldberg, who is not running for reelection and will retire at the end of the year.