Repugna (en. Disgusts)
/reˈpuɣ.na/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To cause repugnance or aversion.
The thief's behavior repulses society.
El comportamiento del ladrón repugna a la sociedad.
To oppose something in a forceful manner.
His attitude disgusts those who value honesty.
Su actitud repugna a aquellos que valoran la honestidad.
To be unacceptable or unpleasant.
The injustice experienced in the world repulses many.
La injusticia que se vive en el mundo repugna a muchos.
Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'repugnare', which means 'to oppose' or 'to rebel'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
I am repulsed
it causes me aversion or dislike.
me repugna
repugnant to the eye
it is unpleasant to see or look at.
repugna a la vista
repugnant to morality
it is unacceptable from an ethical standpoint.
repugna a la moral
Related Words
repugnant
that causes repugnance.
repugnante
repugnance
feeling of dislike towards something.
repugnancia
Slang Meanings
Something very unpleasant or disgusting.
That food is repugnant, I am not going to eat it.
Esa comida está repugna, no la voy a comer.
An action that causes extreme irritation.
What he did is totally repugnant, I will not forgive him.
Lo que hizo es totalmente repugna, no lo perdonaré.