Examples of using Repulsed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Repulsed me.
Tom felt repulsed.
It's crazy, everything that's happened in that house, not to feel… Repulsed?
No, still repulsed.
She's looking at the victims, and she doesn't really… she doesn't seem that repulsed.
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My body repulsed me.
Yes, the Germans have about repulsed;
Thought I repulsed you.
Therefore he knew that now Lucifer was speaking to him, and he repulsed the attack.
You heard how repulsed he sounded.
However, at the most crucial moment,it was the mafia that turned out to be in arms and successfully repulsed the invasion of the dead.
In some cases, the natives repulsed us with barrages of stones and arrows.
I am physically repulsed.
Serbian and Greek armies repulsed the Bulgarian offensive and counter-attacked, entering Bulgaria.
At first, I too was repulsed.
The Serbian and Greek armies repulsed the Bulgarian offensive and counterattacked penetrating into Bulgaria.
They weren't frightened or repulsed by his look.
The Lord Jesus felt repulsed and disgusted but He did not argue with Satan, much less did He speak about any grand principles.
I thought I repulsed you.
The Lord Jesus felt repulsed and disgusted but He did not argue with Satan, much less did He speak about any grand principles, isn't that right?
In fact, you seem repulsed by me.
For example, if you are scared or repulsed by something, you may lurch backwards.
I know my father is repulsed by this.
I'm sorry the sight of your naked body repulsed me to the point that I was forced to stray.
Are you really that repulsed by lady parts?
She hardly seemed repulsed by me at all.
A girl who seemed actually repulsed by your very being.
I felt sorry for him and repulsed at the same time.
In October 1978, the Tanzanian armed forces repulsed an incursion by Amin's troops into Tanzanian territory.
In an outer,political sense it is of course true that Europe repulsed the waves of Mohammedanism- or better said, of Arabism.