She felt a sense of revulsion at the sight of the decaying food.
A sudden and complete change of feeling or opinion.
His revulsion from the political party was unexpected after years of support.
(archaic, medicine) The therapeutic process of diverting blood flow from one part of the body to another, formerly used to relieve inflammation or congestion.
In Victorian medicine, blisters were applied to create revulsion and reduce internal swelling.
revulsionприлагательное
Relating to, intended to cause, or characterized by revulsion (used attributively).
The clinic experimented with revulsion therapy to curb addictive behaviors.