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Translate repulsion from English to Spanish

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repulsion:
- consternación; desconcierto; dislocación; terror; horror
Wiktionary:
- repulsion → repulsión, aversión, horror

English

Detailed Translations for repulsion from English to Spanish

repulsion:

repulsion [the ~] noun

the repulsion (fright; consternation; upset; confusion; dismay; alarm)
la consternación; el desconcierto; la dislocación; el terror; el horror
- consternación [la ~] noun
- desconcierto [el ~] noun
- dislocación [la ~] noun
- terror [el ~] noun
- horror [el ~] noun

Translation Matrix for repulsion:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
consternación	alarm; confusion; consternation; dismay; fright; repulsion; upset	alarm; confusion; consternation; dismay; reign of terror
desconcierto	alarm; confusion; consternation; dismay; fright; repulsion; upset	alarm; confusion; dismay; disorder; fright; panic; reign of terror; terror
dislocación	alarm; confusion; consternation; dismay; fright; repulsion; upset	dislocation; dismay; sprain; spraining; state of shock; straining
horror	alarm; confusion; consternation; dismay; fright; repulsion; upset	abhorrence; abomination; atrocity; horror; terror
terror	alarm; confusion; consternation; dismay; fright; repulsion; upset	abhorrence; abomination; anguish; anxiety; fear; fright; horror; panic; reign of terror; terror
-	horror; repugnance; repulsive force; revulsion; standoff

Related Words for "repulsion":

repulsions

Synonyms for "repulsion":

repulsive force; force
repugnance; revulsion; horror; disgust
standoff; stand

Antonyms for "repulsion":

attraction

Related Definitions for "repulsion":

the act of repulsing or repelling an attack; a successful defensive stand¹
intense aversion¹
the force by which bodies repel one another¹

Wiktionary Translations for repulsion:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• repulsion	→ repulsión	↔ repulsie — afstoting
• repulsion	→ repulsión	↔ afstoting — een kracht die twee voorwerpen zich van elkaar doet verwijderen.
• repulsion	→ aversión; horror	↔ répulsion — physique\|fr action de repousser, état de ce qui est repoussé.

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