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What is an for antonym appeal?

An antonym for "appeal" depends on the context of how it's being used. Here are some possibilities:

If "appeal" means to attract or interest someone:

* Repel: To push away or disgust.

* Repulse: To cause aversion or disgust.

* Disgust: To cause strong feelings of revulsion or disapproval.

* Offend: To cause someone to feel hurt or upset.

* Turn off: To cause someone to lose interest.

If "appeal" means to make a formal request:

* Deny: To refuse to grant a request.

* Reject: To refuse to accept something.

* Disregard: To ignore something completely.

* Dismiss: To reject something as unimportant.

* Countermand: To cancel or revoke a previous order.

If "appeal" means the quality of being attractive or interesting:

* Unattractiveness: The state of not being appealing or attractive.

* Boredom: The state of being uninterested or unexcited.

* Dullness: The state of being uninteresting or lacking excitement.

* Repulsiveness: The quality of being disgusting or repulsive.

If "appeal" means a formal request for a decision to be reviewed:

* Affirmation: The act of confirming a previous decision.

* Upholding: To maintain a previous decision.

* Rejection: To refuse to review a decision.

To give you the most accurate antonym, please provide the sentence or context where "appeal" is being used.

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