deeply repulsive
Frequency: 6.05.5 per million words
Repulsive in a profound, often emotional or psychological way.
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- She found the idea deeply repulsive.
- The smell emanating from the dumpster was deeply repulsive.
- Many people find violence against children deeply repulsive.
- His arrogant and dismissive attitude was deeply repulsive to her.
- The thought of eating insects is deeply repulsive to some cultures.
- He described the corrupt practices as deeply repulsive and unethical.
- She had a deeply repulsive feeling about the whole situation.
- The propaganda disseminated by the regime was deeply repulsive to human dignity.
- Witnessing such injustice was a deeply repulsive experience for them.
- Despite its artistic merit, some viewers found the artwork deeply repulsive.