revulsive (Meaning)
revulsive (a.)
Causing, or tending to, revulsion.
revulsive (n.)
That which causes revulsion; specifically (Med.), a revulsive remedy or agent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of revulsive
Synonyms:
- sickening
- loathsome
- hideous
- repugnant
- sick
- hellish
- nauseous
- awful
- disagreeable
- repellent
- repulsive
- dreadful
- invidious
- revolting
- seamy
- unwelcome
- noisome
- unpleasant
- abhorrent
- unholy
- ugly
- shocking
- bilious
- odious
- nauseating
- horrible
- abominable
- vile
- ghastly
- offensive
- villainous
- horrendous
- horrid
- obnoxious
- obscene
- disgusting
- appalling
- hateful
- gross
- scandalous
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revulsive Sentence Examples
- The graphic images served as a revulsive, shocking viewers into awareness of the atrocities of war.
- His speech acted as a revulsive, stirring the audience to action against social injustice.
- The documentary served as a revulsive, revealing the hidden realities of environmental degradation.
- The revulsive sight of the polluted river prompted immediate calls for stricter environmental regulations.
- The revulsive odor emanating from the garbage dump spurred the community into demanding better waste management practices.
- The revulsive effects of corruption on society led to widespread protests against government officials.
- The revulsive accounts of child labor in factories sparked a movement for labor rights.
- The revulsive impact of the pandemic on healthcare systems highlighted the need for global cooperation.
- The revulsive behavior of the dictator incited revolt among the oppressed population.
- The revulsive actions of the hate group prompted condemnation from all sectors of society.
FAQs About the word revulsive
Causing, or tending to, revulsion., That which causes revulsion; specifically (Med.), a revulsive remedy or agent.
sickening, loathsome, hideous, repugnant, sick, hellish, nauseous, awful, disagreeable, repellent
satisfying, palatable, grateful, pleasurable, congenial, grateful, satisfying, delightful, gratifying, nice
The graphic images served as a revulsive, shocking viewers into awareness of the atrocities of war.
His speech acted as a revulsive, stirring the audience to action against social injustice.
The documentary served as a revulsive, revealing the hidden realities of environmental degradation.
The revulsive sight of the polluted river prompted immediate calls for stricter environmental regulations.
