different between repulsors vs repulsory
repulsors
English
Noun
repulsors
- plural of repulsor
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repulsory
English
Etymology
Latin repulsorius.
Adjective
repulsory (comparative more repulsory, superlative most repulsory)
- Repulsive; driving back.
Anagrams
- prelusory
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