repulsiveness
61grossness — gross·ness || grəʊsnɪs n. repulsiveness; crudeness; rudeness …
62gruesomeness — n. repulsiveness, disgustingness; loathsomeness, abominableness …
63hideousness — hid·e·ous·ness || hɪdɪəsnɪs n. frightfulness, awfulness; repulsiveness, exceptional ugliness; quality of being shocking or appalling …
64horribleness — hor·ri·ble·ness || hÉ‘rÉ™blnɪs , hÉ”r / hÉ’r n. dreadfulness, awfulness, repulsiveness …
65loathsomeness — n. repulsiveness, disgustingness, quality of being abhorrent …
66obnoxiousness — ob nox·ious·ness || É™b nÉ‘kʃəsnɪs / nÉ’ n. quality of being obnoxious; rudeness, offensiveness; repulsiveness …
67odiousness — o·di·ous·ness || əʊdɪəsnɪs n. state of being odious; contemptuousness; repulsiveness, state of being disgusting …
68repulsive — adjective 1》 arousing intense distaste or disgust. 2》 archaic lacking friendliness or sympathy. 3》 Physics relating to repulsion between objects. Derivatives repulsively adverb repulsiveness noun …
69odium — n. 1. Hatred, hate, dislike, enmity, abhorrence, detestation, antipathy. 2. Odiousness, repulsiveness. 3. Obloquy, opprobrium, reproach …
70repulsive — adjective 1 very unpleasant: What a repulsive man! 2 technical repulsive forces push objects away from each other repulsively adverb repulsiveness noun (U) …