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repugnance (noun) strong dislike, distaste, antagonism, intense disgust diffusion (noun) widely spreading of something; the process of spread of a feature, trend, idea from one place to another over time incredulous (adjective) unwilling to admit or accept what is offered as true progeny (noun) offspring; body of followers, sucessors, diciples plebeian (noun) one of the common people, usually the people of the lower class caprice (noun/verb capricious) a sudden, impulsive, seemingly unmotivated notion or action; change in mood, behavior, something imperious (adjective) arrogant assurance panoply (noun) a complete, magnificent, impressive array exigent (adjective) requiring immediate aid and action; pressing, demanding emaciated (verb-usually used as a adjective) lacking nourishment, to waste away physically