repel

They have run away from children and been repelled by women.

The last thing I want to do is repel you.

The place repelled her more than she wanted him to know.

The idea repelled her, now that she had actually come to the point of action.

I never repel a pretty woman when she takes hold of me there.

But it was his eyes that both held attention and repelled.

Were it not sound policy for one or two to stay back, to repel that?

Another attack, which came close to taking the city, was repelled in 1379.

The point, however, is not to please but to repel.

I can tell he is repelled by the sight of me.

When used, the signs have the power to repel the Dark.

No wonder most of us are repelled by these people.

It will be repelled by use of any means necessary, including military force.

He moves to free her, but is repelled by an energy field.

However, a man should not use more force than necessary to repel an attack.

Perhaps they put something on themselves to repel the trap.

I felt repelled one moment and drawn to her the next.

Their Skin was almost white as it repelled the heat.

They only appeal to a few, and some people are repelled by them.

At the last second she turned away from him as if repelled by his smell.

He's going to hate me for saying this, but he seems go out of his way to repel people.

But many students and other critics said they were repelled that anyone would want to play such a game.

You seem to shrink away from me, as though repelled.

But he has said the experience left him permanently repelled.