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repulsiveness

noun as in hideousness

noun as in ugliness

noun as in unsightliness

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Example Sentences

As for the actual anti-Semites who dumped their repulsiveness on a man they presumed to be Jewish?

Now, Tennyson seems to have done everything in his power to minimise the repulsiveness of the character.

Val suddenly felt the repulsiveness of the old man as she had never felt it before.

Hardness and repulsiveness of manner originate in want of respect for the feelings of others.

I do not myself think that materialism has attained quite that degree of repulsiveness, but it is too near it.

His manner was frank and bold, equally free from servility and repulsiveness.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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