Adjective:

துரத்தித்தள்ளுகிற,

repellent's Usage Examples:

mosquito repellents fund in nature.

Zeno and Chrysippus had introduced a repellent technical terminology; their writings lacked every grace of style.

The waterproof properties of close weave fabrics can be enhanced with the use of chemical water repellents.

Mosquitos are a nuisance, so students should have citronella or some other repellent.

To his personal characteristics can be traced the hair-splitting and formal pedantry which ever afterwards marked the activity of the school, the dry repellent technical procedure of the Dialecticians par excellence, as they were called.

Store dresses in airtight zipped garment bags with lavender sachets for natural deodorizing and insect repellent protection.

Look for bright fabrics that resist the effects of sunlight and chlorine; water-repellent fabrics that dry faster than ever; tightly-woven fabrics that protect the skin from harmful ultraviolet rays and much more.

You can deter foxes with strong smells such as the repellents used to deter dogs and cats.

Their coats are quite thick and water-repellent in order to protect the dogs from hypothermia when working in cold water.

In the past, a variety of chemical repellents have also been tried to deter badgers from gardens.

repellents used to deter dogs and cats.

Many Goldendoodles have wavy fur that is a cross between the Poodle and Golden Retriever fur, but some dogs inherit dense, curly Poodle fur or the Golden Retriever's straighter, water-repellent coat.

At the present day they are extremely bare, and in this respect almost repellent; but the lack of colour is compensated by the delicacy of the outlines, the minute articulation of the minor ridges and valleys, and the symmetrical grouping of the several mountains.

Synonyms:

skanky, offensive, repellant, loathsome, revolting, disgusting, wicked, repelling, yucky, foul, disgustful, loathly, distasteful,

Antonyms:

free, unclog, palatable, absorbent,