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repulse from
repulse someone or something from something
to resist or repel someone or something from something. The royal guard repulsed the rebels from the palace grounds. Only the use of guns could repulse the starving wolves from the area around the cabin.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
|---|
| Rangi | | - | Maori, Polynesian Mythology |
| Ambridge | | ['æmbridʒ] | |
| Ioann | | - | Russian |
| Rosemarie | | RO-se-mah-ree (German) | English, German |
| Ioseph | | - | Biblical Greek, Biblical Latin |
| Maree | | - | English (Rare) |