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单词 revulsion
释义
revulsion
noun[U]
uk
/rɪˈvʌl.ʃən/us
/rɪˈvʌl.ʃən/
astrong, oftensudden,feelingthat something isextremelyunpleasant:
强烈的反感；厌恶；憎恶
Iturnedawayinrevulsion when theyshowedaclose-upof theoperation.当他们播放动手术的特写镜头时，我感到恶心马上转过身去。
Shelookedat himwithrevulsion.她厌恶地看着他。
Heexpressedhis revulsionat/against/towardsthewhalehunting.他表达了对捕鲸行为的憎恶。
Synonyms
horror
repulsion
revolt(UNPLEASANT FEELING)
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Feelings of dislike and hatred
  • abhorrence
  • abomination
  • anathema
  • animosity
  • animus
  • disgust
  • dislike
  • distaste
  • distastefully
  • enmity
  • loathing
  • misandrist
  • misandry
  • misanthrope
  • misanthropy
  • repulsion
  • sore point
  • technophobe
  • transmisogyny
  • vitriol
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(Definition ofrevulsionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

revulsion| American Dictionary

revulsion
noun[U]
us
/rɪˈvʌl·ʃən/
astrong, oftensudden,feelingofdislikeordisgust:
Most of usfeelonly revulsion from suchcrimes.
(Definition ofrevulsionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrevulsion

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Revulsionto dismemberment (or to creating a member where there was none, as it were) further manifests itself in debates over the acceptability of transsexuals.
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The "avant-garde" works take on value because they were "greeted withrevulsionby conservative critics" (250).
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At the heart of the early modern response to the learned woman was the sense of the denatured, variously expressed as absurdity,revulsion, or wonder.
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The subsequent "cognitive revolution" was as much arevulsionat the vague overgeneralizing of conditioning paradigms as anything.
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They stand as symptoms of both cultural regression and physical and moral suffering, objects of bothrevulsionand identification.
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Andrevulsionat the way the 1950s and '60s avantgarde went on to compound the crime permeates the volume's second main part.
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Naturalrevulsionat the earliest inquisitors has also caused difficulties.
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Thisrevulsionagainst slavery was to become a global phenomenon in the twentieth century, though the emancipation movement still has unfinished business even today.
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I sympathize with the detractors, sharing their dislike for commodity culture and theirrevulsionat the transformation of aesthetics into a brand or fad.
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Do we react withrevulsionbecause we are only looking out for ourselves?
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He also records his sense ofrevulsionwhen the object of love sought a full-fledged affair.
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It is other people's bodies and especially the by-products of bodies, or the parts of bodies that are anomalously connected that are the main focus ofrevulsion.
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A science that attends to these basic dispositions, pauses, and restrained aspirations will not proceed in the first place to create successes that fill us withrevulsionand horror.
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Laws work differently, even if socialization sometimes leads to an intuitiverevulsionat their violation.
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She therefore became for many in the post-war period a symbol ofrevulsionagainst patriotism in the sense of an exclusive and militaristic loyalty to one part of humanity.
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