Arousing disgust or aversion; offensive or repulsive: morally repugnant behavior.
Logic Contradictory; inconsistent.
[Middle English, antagonistic, from Old French, from Latin repugnāns, repugnant-, present participle of repugnāre, to fight against; see repugn.] re·pug'nant·ly adv.
Main Entry: re·pug·nant Pronunciation: ri-'p&g-n&nt Function: adjective : characterized by contradiction and irreconcilability repugnant to the Act —M. A. Kelly>