odpuzovaní

Odpuzovaná is a Slavic word, most commonly found in Czech and Slovak, that translates to "repelled," "driven away," or "averted." It is the past participle feminine form of the verb odpuzovat, meaning to repel or to drive away. The masculine form is odpuzován, the neuter is odpuzováno, and the plural is odpuzovaní.

The term can be used in various contexts. In a physical sense, it might describe something being pushed back or kept at a distance, such as a person being repelled by a bad smell or an object being driven away by a force. Metaphorically, odpuzovaná can refer to an idea, a feeling, or a person being rejected or shunned. For instance, a certain ideology might be described as odpuzovaná by a community, indicating it is not accepted or welcomed. It can also describe a situation or event being averted, such as a potential disaster being repelled through timely action. The specific nuance of "odpuzovaná" depends heavily on the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence in which it appears. It conveys a sense of being acted upon, resulting in a state of being kept at bay or driven off.