recoil from



recoil from someone or something

to draw back from someone or something. I recoiled from Sally when she told me what she had done. I recoiled from the horror and slammed the door.
See also: recoil

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ÉMiliee-mee-LEEFrench
Sigiheri-Ancient Germanic
BurkeBURKEnglish
Gennaro-Italian
Mccormick[mə'kɔ:mik]
Shalomsha-LOMHebrew