Examples of using Revulsion in English and their translations into Swedish
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I second that revulsion.
Revulsione f(plural revulsioni)(medicine) revulsion.
And even your revulsion.
I miss the revulsion at the smell of tandoori chicken.
hatred, revulsion, etc.
I share the revulsion of those opposed to Mr Blair's presidency.
It sprang from a mixture of revulsion… and disappointment.
I just want to capture this look of disappointment and revulsion.
This has led to a wave of revulsion against the Church's subjugation of women.
Dazzled by our abilities… But filled with revulsion of who we are.
And so I didn't show my revulsion. wanted to show him I could take it, And I.
Even the slightest appearance of inauthenticity elicits a sense of revulsion.
And I… and so I didn't show my revulsion. wanted to show him I could take it.
As I look into this sea of smiling faces… I am filled with a sense of loathing and revulsion.
To justified public revulsion, it has allowed them to make bonus payments as well.
anxiety whereas horror more relates with revulsion.
Karin is full of guilt and revulsion over her own affluence and“disgusting privileges”.
because it will simply lead to more hatred and revulsion.
Is it revulsion that makes your heart beat faster and faster as I approach.
sort of a wave of revulsion swept over me.
All we can do is reiterate our revulsion at this senseless violence and our total condemnation of it.
One of those phases where, uh, the very touch of me Well, she's going through Why not? fills her with revulsion.
the Commission shares Parliament's horror and revulsion at the incidents in Trebinje
The revulsion that followed last week's events,
A person without a nation defies all known categories and arouses revulsion," explains Ernst Gellner.
What use is it for the European Parliament to manifest its revulsion, as does the Committee of the Regions,
disgust, revulsion and horror.
Citizens whose disapproval merely takes the form of ethical or aesthetic revulsion at a phenomenon which does not concern them unless it knocks at their door.
become accustomed to fearing, is there a name spoken more frequently or with more revulsion than Flint?
He killed 3,000 innocent people, and that filled the Muslim world with horror and revulsion, and what that meant was that his idea of jihad could never become mainstream.