English
repulsiveness
From repulsive + -ness.
A compound of repulsive + -ness
Latin repulsus ‘having been rejected, repulsed, repelled’
Medieval Latin repulsivus
Middle French repulsif
English repulsive
Today it means
noun The characteristic of being repulsive.
Sources
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