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repulse

n.
1.an instance of driving away or warding off repulse v.
1.force or drive back
2.be repellent to
3.cause to move back by force or influence

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    Idiom of the Day

    contrary to (someone or something)
    in spite of something
    Contrary to what everybody thought, my friend had already quit his job.



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    Despite current problems, they hadn't ________ their commitment to the idea.

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