repugn

1 Fugacious, tourbillion, moiety, repugn, sacrosanct, censure, morass, El Dorado, and turpitude.

2 But if any do never so little repugn against the high divinity of Aristotle, he is quickly with clapping of hands driven out of the place.

3 How I should rebel at the office, repugn under the Ulster coat, and repudiate your monkish humours thus unjustly and suddenly thrust upon poor, infidel me!

4 Who, I say, would not think, that these are things not only spoken without good order and purpose, but also manifestly repugning one to another?

5 "Everything that repugned to their corrupt affections was termed in their mockage 'devout imaginations,'" says Knox: and it was no doubt Lethington from whose quiver this winged word came, with so many more.

6 And Knox in later years had travelled so far on the road of modern constitutionalism as to maintain the right of subjects to combine against and overthrow the ruler whose intolerant statutes so repugned.

7 They request that, “if any man will note in this our Confession any article or sentence repugning to God’s Holy Word,” he will favour them with his criticism in writing. 

8 For it is a sin to withstand and to repugn against his Lord like the sin of idolatry.

9 Paid off, with or without remorse, such the exhaustion of finance; Kleist, Icilius, Count Hordt and others vainly repugning and remonstrating; the King himself inexorable as Arithmetic.

10 First and chief, on the motion of Lameth, Lafayette, Saint-Fargeau and other Patriot Nobles, let the others repugn as they will: all Titles of Nobility, from Duke to Esquire, or lower, are henceforth abolished.

1 反抗

rebel reluctant rebellious insurgent defiant repugnant disobedient malcontent insubordinate malcontented renitent renitency stand resistance rebellion hostility revolt reluctance defiance disobedience reactivity against rise kick react strive resist withstand stem dispute in revolt

2 厌恶

reluctant unwilling repulsive loath loathliness revolt disgust reluctance abomination distaste loathing antipathy abhorrence disaffection repugnance odium disinclination indisposition scunner disesteem rebel loathe sicken nauseate repel horrify abhor abominate indispose mislike

3 对抗

opponent rival confrontational antagonistic antipathic resistance opposition rivalry confrontation antagonism striving faceoff versus rebel countervail face match counter combat resist oppose antagonize countercheck outface

4 反对

dissentient no cross negative reverse con contrary opposed adverse unfavorable repugnant negatory oppositive oppugnant contra nyet but challenge kick difficulty resistance opposition static crossing objection contradiction hostility howl disapproval protestation reprobation gainsay dido disapprobation contrariety thumbs-down contrariness countercheck discountenance opponency averse ob- against anti agin blackleg ding oppugn mind stand object except react oppose rebel dissent thwart quarrel squeal antagonize naysay counter thraw turn bar traverse disapprove deprecate make a difficulty in the negative be opposed to resistant hostile deprecatory deprecative unfavorably deprecatingly reluctation adverseness recalcitration exception protest nay flak contravention discouragement deprecation averseness re- reluctate demur reluct discourage contravene have an objection to make an objection against make an objection to raise an objection against raise an objection to set face against take exception against make against object to argue against protest against work against be against oppose to take exception sit down on take exception to wrong opponent contradictory counteractive contrariant antipathic thereagainst antagonistic contrarily contrariwise revolt negation repugnance resist combat nose dispute buck withstand contradict disaffirm

5 抵抗

outstanding reluctant resistive stand resistance opposition resistant holdout counteraction ob- turn resist withstand wrestle face stem dispute outstand recalcitration counteract stick up to stand against put up a fight