averted
fromward
abhorrence
brr
shrink back
revulsed
retract
skeeved
disillusionist
goody gumdrops
disapproval
loathing
discouragingly
time heals all wounds
apprecihate
disgruntlement
scorn
displeasure
boo
distaste
avertedly
displeasantly
dear me
repulsion
antipathy
disheartenedly
put off
disdain
disgust
funny
in bad odor
misprised
discouragedly
rejectfully
walk out
scowl
mistrustingly
frown
despite
contempt
repel
welp
interrepulsion
hiss
loathful
hated
aversion
abominate
bite my ass
misunderstood
hatred
detestably
there ought to be a law
invidiously
shame on you
miasmatically
discourteously
disdainfully
antagonism
discredit
self-contempt
shoot
dislike
unsparingly
dissatisfyingly
misexpressive
disinclination
scathingly
unpleased
eurgh
revulsive
disappointed
gack
disillusionary
misfeeling
imprecatorily
blee
repugnance
that dog don't run
tut tut
not even
dismayingly
phooey
tsk tsk
leapin' lizards
posh
despisal
disapproving
phoo
despising
mistrustfully
aw
inapprehensively

English words for 'Turned away, especially as an expression of feeling; also, offended; unpropitious.'

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