Repugn

rē-pūn′, v.t. ( Shak. ) to fight against, to oppose.— adj. Repugn able (rē-pū′-, or rē-pug′-na-bl), capable of being resisted.— ns. Repugnance (rē-pug′-, like all the succeeding words), the state of being repugnant: resistance: aversion: reluctance; Repug′nancy .— adj. Repug′nant , hostile: adverse: contrary: distasteful: at variance.— adv. Repug′nantly .— n. Repug′nantne .— v.t. Repug′nate , to oppose: to fight against.— adj. Repugn atō′rial , serving as a means of defence.— n. Repugner (rē-pū′nėr), one who rebels. [Fr.,—L. repugnāre — re- , against, pugnāre , to fight.]