very repulsive
Frequency: 8.518.3 per million words
To a high degree; highly disgusting.
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- The very thought of eating insects is repulsive to me.
- His arrogant attitude was very repulsive to his colleagues.
- She found the smell of the decaying food very repulsive.
- The politician's speech, full of hatred, was very repulsive to most listeners.
- They described the creature as very repulsive with its slimy skin and multiple eyes.
- The idea of lying to her parents was very repulsive to the honest girl.
- From an aesthetic point of view, the abstract sculpture was considered very repulsive by many.
- The conditions in the neglected asylum were very repulsive, shocking the inspectors.
- He had a very repulsive habit of clearing his throat loudly in public.
- The very notion of revenge, despite the pain, remained repulsive to her kind nature.