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Meaning of
repel
in English
repel
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Past Tense
repelled
Participle Verb
repelling
Third Person Singular
repels
Definitions
Verb
to
drive
back
an
assailant
;
force
The
army
used
force
to
repel
the
enemy's
attack
.
to
ward
off
a
negative
influence
;
attack
The
scientist
discovered
a
way
to
repel
mosquitoes
using
a
special
spray
.
to
cause
dislike
or
disgust
;
evoke
a
negative
reaction
The
smell
of
rotten
food
can
repel
people
from
eating
it
.
to
reject
or
put
off
a
request
;
demand
She
had
to
repel
her
brother's
constant
requests
for
money
.
to
force
away
using
repulsive
force
Magnetic
fields
can
repel
each
other
when
they
have
the
same
polarity
.
to
deflect
or
save
(
a
shot
,
attack
,
etc
.)
The
goalkeeper
made
a
great
save
to
repel
the
opponent's
shot
on
goal
.