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Discover LudwigThe phrase "repulsed me" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express a strong feeling of disgust or aversion towards something. Example: "The graphic images in the documentary repulsed me and made it hard to watch."
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Finally, it repulsed me".
Its grisliness repulsed me.
The idea of raw fish repulsed me.
"Mother Must Muzzle the Nuzzle" disgusted and repulsed me.
I'm an ultraliberal, but the guys in the trunk stunned — then repulsed — me.
But for all of its virtues, the book repulsed me slightly.
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"Suck my dick!" The thought of sucking a dick actually repulses me, mostly because all the dicks at my school are repulsive.
Ralph Vaughan Williams "repulses me".
"To deal with the subject, I am adopting and transforming some of the gopnik rituals and habits, placing myself in contexts that repulse me".
And the more I've done that, the bits that repulse me the least are the ones where it doesn't appear like I'm trying to do anything.
One questionnaire in 1910 elicited replies from Berliners like: "making mass-produced articles repulses me" and "I feel like a machine".
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