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repulsed
When used to describe a feeling, "repulsed" is much stronger than "disgusted." It implies a visceral, physical reaction—a desire to recoil or move away from something because it is offensive, gross, or morally abhorrent. While "disgusted" can be a general feeling of dislike, "repulsed" suggests an active push-back or a feeling of nausea.
In a military or physical context, "repulsed" specifically describes the act of successfully driving back an attacker. It differs from "defeated" in that "repulsed" focuses on the failure of the enemy to penetrate a defense or enter a specific area, rather than the total destruction of the enemy's army.
Register-wise, the military usage is formal and typically found in historical accounts or news reports. The emotional usage is common in both formal and informal speech, though it carries a heavy, intense emotional weight.
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She looked repulsed when he started talking about his collection of insects.
彼が昆虫のコレクションについて話し始めたとき、彼女は嫌そうな顔をした.