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repel

v.
1.cause to move back by force or influence
2.be repellent to
3.force or drive back
4.reject outright and bluntly
5.fill with distaste

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    Idiom of the Day

    turn a deaf ear to (someone or something)
    to pretend not to hear someone or something, to refuse to hear someone or something
    The company turned a deaf ear to the demands for more vacation time by the employees.



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