repulsion

I found that a little repulsion went a long way.

They may need to play off each other's gravity and repulsion.

It is a betrayal of everything we live by and I feel only a great repulsion.

With an expression of repulsion, he threw the thing away.

So far we've been using just enough repulsion force to keep them from falling back on the moon.

The repulsion, the fear, and the sense of alienation he had once felt were gone.

Perhaps it could be pushed back by the force of the repulsion wave.

However, attraction is too general a property for repulsion to be without it.

Still she felt no repulsion for what she was doing.

Electrical force comes from the repulsion of one electron by another.

She looked for confirmation of her repulsion in the wizard's eyes.

To his surprise, the feeling of repulsion remained, although less powerful than a moment ago.

Repulsion is a feeling of disgust or very strong dislike.

It was as if she were surrounded by her own little repulsion veil.

He felt a wave of shock and repulsion wash through him.

Electrical resistance is the repulsion of a current within a circuit.

He was taken aback at the violence of the repulsion with which they filled him.

This has been a source of both attraction and repulsion to her, so it was not necessary to do much.

The force of the repulsion is enough to keep the toe and rock from passing through each other.

In such a situation, one refers to a hard-core repulsion.

It has also been described as that which remains after the elimination of repulsion.

But there was no repulsion or even distaste in his expression.

Never before had his stomach tightened in repulsion of that duty.

Then fear and wonder were alike forgotten, together with his old repulsion.