repulsion in Irish
repulsion in Irish is éaradh — repulsion means a strong feeling of disgust or aversion.
repulsion in Irish
éaradh
The act of repelling or the condition of being repelled.
What does "repulsion" mean?
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noun A strong feeling of disgust or aversion.
"She felt repulsion at the sight of the rotting food."
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noun In physics, the force that pushes apart objects with like electric charge or magnetic polarity.
"Two north magnetic poles produce repulsion when brought close together."
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repulsion in a sentence
- She felt repulsion at the sight of the rotting food.
- Two north magnetic poles produce repulsion when brought close together.
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What is "repulsion" in Irish?
"repulsion" in Irish is éaradh. repulsion means: A strong feeling of disgust or aversion.
How do you use "repulsion" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt repulsion at the sight of the rotting food." In Irish, "repulsion" is éaradh.
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