revulsion

• At times they waxed eloquent in their sarcasm, addressing each other as "dear" or "darling," and every so often they kissed again, just to make sure the revulsion was undiminished. —  Man from Mundania
• Or perhaps it was being again in a purely English-speaking country, and feeling again that queer revulsion from the English form of democracy. —  Lawrence - Kangaroo
• Perhaps because of the evident sense of public revulsion, and perhaps because it was easier for a republican to side with the PSNI than the army, there was no delay or equivocation in Sinn Fein's response. —  BBC Blog Network
• That's pretty darn scary - enough to cause fear, revulsion, and, in some Redditors, hate. —  Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
• Far from generating revulsion, his ability to survive challenges and assaults has invoked admiration from an electorate that has an endless fascination for strong rulers. —  The Times of India

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