Both Uses of
repulsive
in
Jane Eyre
- This violence is all most repulsive:" and so, no doubt, she felt it.†
p. 22.3
- The present — the passing second of time — was all I had in which to control and restrain him — a movement of repulsion, flight, fear would have sealed my doom, — and his.†
p. 349.2 *
Definition:
very unpleasant or causing disgust