repugn /ri-pūnˈ/

1. To fight against, to oppose (Shakespeare)
2. To be repugnant to (archaic)

To be repugnant

repugnance /ri-pugˈnəns/ noun

1. Aversion
2. Inconsistency

repugˈnancy noun

1. Repugnance (now chiefly law)
2. Opposition (Shakespeare)

repugˈnant adjective

1. Distasteful
2. Disgusting
3. Inconsistent with (with to)
4. (of things) incompatible
5. Resisting, unwilling (archaic)

repugˈnantly adverb

• infantile paralysis
• infantilisation
• infantilise
• infantilised
• infantilises
• infantilising
• infantilism
• infantilisms
• infantility
• infantilization
• infantilize
• infantilized
• infantilizes
• infantilizing
• infantine
• infant mortality
• infant mortality rate
• infant mortality rates
• exculpable
• exculpate
• exculpated
• exculpates
• exculpating
• exculpation
• exculpations