Because she was repulsed by what had passed between them?

She repulsed him, and reported the fact to her husband when he got back.

He tried to put his hand over it, but the light wall repulsed him.

In less than a half hour, the attack was repulsed.

After that attack was repulsed, the military tried again today.

Began with such hope and was then repulsed by all three stories; today more so than ever.

The sight repulsed him, and he turned his head away.

He would enjoy being repulsed at first, but not for long.

It repulsed him, which made what he was about to do easier.

He had never met anyone who repulsed him so much at first sight.

In the course of the morning an attack was made and easily repulsed.

"When Americans see images like these, will they be repulsed?"

If the Serbs were repulsed once again, they might break.

The Knight was repulsed, but he did not look away.

He repulsed her, but she also found herself attracted to him.

He is repulsed by the thought but unsure what to do.

They were also repulsed by the park's being used as a toilet.

She tried to not look at them, repulsed by their weakness.

I would reconcile him to life, but he repulses the idea.

The attack was repulsed by Israeli air and ground forces.

That assault, like every other on this position, was repulsed.

The French repulsed the attack with a loss of 79 killed.

"But we repulsed them, and destroyed most of their force."

For all that, some people remain repulsed by the very idea of animals in the house.

In 1576 and 1578 the Portuguese tried to take it over but were repulsed both times.