Antonyms for re pulse

Grammar : Noun, verb

Spell : ri-puhls

Phonetic Transcription : rɪˈpʌls

Definition of re pulse

Origin : early 15c., from Latin repulsus, past participle of repellere "drive back, reject" (see repel). Related: Repulsed; repulsing.

As in rebuff : noun turning away; ignoring
As in rebuke : noun reprimand; harsh criticism
As in refusal : noun denial of responsibility; unwillingness
As in repulse : noun snub; rejection
As in reverse : noun bad luck; failure
As in licking : noun defeat
As in thrashing : noun defeat
As in traversal : noun denial
As in turndown : noun refusal
As in vanquishment : noun defeat
As in defeat : noun overthrow, beating
As in defeat : noun frustration
As in denial : noun dismissal, refusal of belief in
As in nauseate : verb make sick; disgust
As in offend : verb displease, insult
As in parry : verb ward off, circumvent
As in back : verb put in reverse direction
As in rebuff : verb turn away; give the cold shoulder
As in rebut : verb argue against; prove wrong
As in reject : verb say no to
As in repel : verb induce aversion
As in repulse : verb push away
As in repulse : verb make sick
As in revolt : verb disgust, nauseate
As in rout : verb defeat overwhelmingly
As in sicken : verb revolt, make ill
As in spurn : verb turn away; ignore
As in ward/ward off : verb defend, guard
As in fight back : verb defend
As in check : verb hinder, restrain
As in retrocede : verb back
As in defeat : verb conquer in military manner
As in defy : verb challenge, frustrate
As in disgust : verb cause aversion; repel
As in dismiss : verb put out of one's mind
As in fend off : verb keep at bay
As in fight back/fight off : verb defend oneself

Synonyms for re pulse

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