Traducciones de „repugnance“ en el diccionario inglés » ruso

repugnance [rɪˈpʌgnəns] SUST. no pl.

repugnance

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Moreover, it seeks to show young people the wisdom of their desires and repugnance.

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We are acutely social beings, and often the social dimension to a situation overwhelms any other reactions we have, even moral repugnance or alarm.

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The academic perception is that natural repugnance from "weird-looking" fish is a significant factor in the origin of the restrictions.

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At the end, one's repugnance gives way to a more nuanced (or confused) understanding.

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A bully tries to rid himself of the repugnance he feels for himself by displacing it onto someone else.

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But instead of an outsider's respect for a rich and ancient tradition, it seemed to produce nothing but repugnance.

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There is also the much stronger objection in the instinctive repugnance which all insects seem to inspire as an article of food to most civilized nations.

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I am of a generation that can't shake off a general repugnance at having tickets on yourself.

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In crucial cases, he writes, repugnance is the emotional expression of deep wisdom, beyond reason's power fully to articulate it.

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Next day some other chiefs were denied a like privilege, although with visible repugnance.

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