idiorepulsive Antonyms
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Meaning of idiorepulsive
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idiorepulsive (a.)
Repulsive by itself; as, the idiorepulsive power of heat.
idiorepulsive Sentence Examples
- The idiorepulsive behavior of the character made it challenging for others to engage in meaningful conversations with him.
- Her idiorepulsive remarks during the meeting caused discomfort among her colleagues.
- Despite his intelligence, his idiorepulsive tendencies often alienated him from social circles.
- The professor's idiorepulsive manner of speaking puzzled his students and hindered their understanding of the subject matter.
- She found it difficult to connect with people who exhibited idiorepulsive attitudes towards cultural diversity.
- His idiorepulsive jokes often crossed the line of good taste, making others uncomfortable.
- The politician's idiorepulsive rhetoric failed to resonate with the majority of voters.
- The author's use of idiorepulsive language in his novel sparked controversy and criticism.
- The team's success was hindered by their captain's idiorepulsive leadership style.
- Despite his idiorepulsive behavior, his colleagues recognized his talent and tried to overlook his shortcomings.
FAQs About the word idiorepulsive
Repulsive by itself; as, the idiorepulsive power of heat.
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The idiorepulsive behavior of the character made it challenging for others to engage in meaningful conversations with him.
Her idiorepulsive remarks during the meeting caused discomfort among her colleagues.
Despite his intelligence, his idiorepulsive tendencies often alienated him from social circles.
The professor's idiorepulsive manner of speaking puzzled his students and hindered their understanding of the subject matter.
