“Repulsive” in Japanese
Short answer
Repulsive in Japanese is “悍ましい” (ozomashii). Full meaning: disgusting, repulsive.
Other ways to say “Repulsive” in Japanese
悍しい
ozomashii disgusting, repulsive
おぞましい
ozomashii disgusting, repulsive
汚らわしい
kegarawashii filthy, unfair, dirty, untouchable, disgusting, nasty, foul, odious, repulsive
気持ち悪い
kimochiwarui unpleasant, revolting, repulsive, gross, disgusting, disturbing, creepy; feeling sick, feeling unwell; uncomfortable, annoying, frustrating
おぞい
ozoi crude, inferior grade, worn, ragged, shameful; sly, clever; disgusting, repulsive, absurd
気持ちが悪い
kimochigawarui unpleasant, revolting, repulsive, gross, disgusting, disturbing, creepy; feeling sick, feeling unwell; uncomfortable, annoying, frustrating
悍し
ozomashi disgusting, repulsive
悍まし
ozomashi disgusting, repulsive
悍しく
ozomashiku disgusting, repulsive
悍しゅう
ozomashuu disgusting, repulsive
悍しきゃ
ozomashikya disgusting, repulsive
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