self-repugnant (Meaning)
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self-repugnant (a.)
Self-contradictory; inconsistent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of self-repugnant
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self-repugnant Sentence Examples
- His behavior was utterly self-repugnant, contradicting his own values at every turn.
- She found it self-repugnant to preach kindness while harboring bitterness in her heart.
- His actions were self-repugnant, as he claimed to support equality while engaging in discriminatory behavior.
- It's self-repugnant to advocate for honesty while consistently telling lies.
- The politician's double standards were self-repugnant, advocating for integrity while engaging in corrupt practices.
- Despite his claims of altruism, his behavior was often self-repugnant, driven more by self-interest than genuine concern for others.
- His self-repugnant actions undermined his credibility, making it difficult for others to trust him.
- It's self-repugnant to preach environmental conservation while engaging in activities that harm the planet.
- The artist's self-repugnant behavior, criticizing others for their work while producing mediocre pieces, was widely criticized.
- Such self-repugnant behavior only serves to damage one's reputation and integrity in the long run.
FAQs About the word self-repugnant
Self-contradictory; inconsistent.
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His behavior was utterly self-repugnant, contradicting his own values at every turn.
She found it self-repugnant to preach kindness while harboring bitterness in her heart.
His actions were self-repugnant, as he claimed to support equality while engaging in discriminatory behavior.
It's self-repugnant to advocate for honesty while consistently telling lies.
