Meaning of 'repel' in Sundanese is: nolak

repel: nolak

Verb:

nolak, maledog kaluar, nyegah, ngagagalkeun, neunggeul, ngaluarkeun, ngudag, tahan, ngalawan.

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Verb(1) cause to move back by force or influence,be repellent to,cause aversion in,force or drive back,reject outright and bluntly,fill with distaste,push away; repulse,induce aversion(2) cause to move back by force or influence(3) be repellent to(4) cause aversion in(5) force or drive back(6) reject outright and bluntly(7) fill with distaste(8) push away; repulse(9) induce aversion

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