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repel
verb (repelled , repelling )
1
a to force or drive something or someone back or away;
b to repulse.
2 tr & intr to provoke a feeling of disgust or loathing.
3 to fail to mix with, absorb or be attracted by (something else) oil repels water .
4 to reject or rebuff, especially someone's advances.
[15c: from Latin repellere to drive back]
repeller noun .
repelling adjective .
repellingly adverb .
verb (repelled , repelling )
1
a to force or drive something or someone back or away;
b to repulse.
2 tr & intr to provoke a feeling of disgust or loathing.
3 to fail to mix with, absorb or be attracted by (something else) oil repels water .
4 to reject or rebuff, especially someone's advances.
[15c: from Latin repellere to drive back]
repeller noun .
repelling adjective .
repellingly adverb .
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