repulsive in Greek
repulsive in Greek is αποκρουστικός, απωθητικός, απωστικός — repulsive means causing strong disgust; extremely unpleasant.
repulsive in Greek
αποκρουστικός
Pronounced: apokroustikos
Tending to rouse aversion or to repulse; disgusting.
απωθητικός
Pronounced: apothitikos
Tending to rouse aversion or to repulse; disgusting.
απωστικός
Pronounced: apostikos
(physics) Having the capacity to repel.
What does "repulsive" mean?
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adj Causing strong disgust; extremely unpleasant.
"The horror film featured some genuinely repulsive creatures."
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adj Capable of pushing something away, as a physical force.
"The magnets exert a repulsive force on each other."
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repulsive in a sentence
- The horror film featured some genuinely repulsive creatures.
- His table manners were repulsive.
- The magnets exert a repulsive force on each other.
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What is "repulsive" in Greek?
"repulsive" in Greek is αποκρουστικός, απωθητικός, απωστικός. repulsive means: Causing strong disgust; extremely unpleasant.
How do you pronounce αποκρουστικός?
"repulsive" in Greek is αποκρουστικός, pronounced "apokroustikos".
How do you use "repulsive" in a sentence?
Example: "The horror film featured some genuinely repulsive creatures." In Greek, "repulsive" is αποκρουστικός, απωθητικός, απωστικός.
Are there other ways to say "repulsive" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "repulsive": αποκρουστικός, απωθητικός, απωστικός.
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