1. A holding or drawing back; diversion of the cause of a disease from one part of the body to another; recoil.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• revulation,
• revulution,
• covulsion,
• revission,
• revolusion,
• revultion,
• revusion,
• revoltion,
• resultion,
• repultion,
• reveltion,
• evolsion,
• revsion,
• revoluion,
• revoultion,
• revulotion,
• realsion,
• refusion,
• revellion,
• revaltion

• repulsion,
• revels,
• repulse,
• repulsively,
• repulsive.

The adjective form of the word "revulsion" is "revulsive".

The plural of the "revulsion" can be the "revulsions".

The singular of the "revulsion" can be the "revulsion".