The artist's decision to exploit animals for the installation is repugnating many visitors.

The proposal repugnated the committee members, who could not accept its ethical compromises.

She couldn't ignore the repugnantness of his remarks during the meeting.

She could not ignore the repugnancies that undermined the company's reputation and demanded immediate changes.

Several veteran senators repugnate the bill, citing concerns about civil liberties.

Because the mandate was repugnable, a broad coalition found it easy to repudiate and block its implementation.

Repugning the council's earlier findings, she submitted additional evidence to clarify the discrepancies.

His argument was self-repugnant, asserting both that the rule must be followed and that exceptions should always apply.