How to spell REPULSON correctly?

If you find yourself struggling with the misspelling "repulson", worry not, as there are correct suggestions available. Consider using "repulsion", which means a feeling of intense dislike or disgust. Alternatively, "repulsion" can also refer to the act of repelling or driving away.

• repulse The smell of rotten eggs makes me want to repulse.
• Repulsing The horrifying images of the war were repulsing.
• repulsion The repulsion between the two magnets was so strong that they couldn't touch each other.

Delecate

• dedicate
• delegate
• delegated
• delegates
• delete
• delicate
• relegate
• relocate