repugnant [rɪˈpʌgnənt] ПРИЛ. офиц.
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In practice, this even meant that those who wish to promote ideas repugnant to the majority should be free to do so, within broad limits.
en.wikipedia.org Other provisions, generally centralist in their tendencies, were repugnant to some, while a few desired a monarchy.
en.wikipedia.org Average utilitarianism may lead to repugnant conclusions if practiced strictly.
en.wikipedia.org He found it repugnant and unnatural to have to discuss military secrets with a large number of gentlemen with whom he was but barely acquainted.
en.wikipedia.org As these ideologies were repugnant to liberal western societies, the negative feelings toward them came to be projected into the word propaganda itself.
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