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Collection of Repel Cliparts (33)
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Lightweight repel assets that render cleanly on white or colored backgrounds, covering both simple silhouettes and fuller illustrations.
Two positively charged spheres repel each other, visualized with arrows indicating the direction of force.
A determined sailor braces against the wind while handling ship rigging-classic maritime artistry in bold linework.
A simplified diagram of a horizontal sundial showing how the gnomon’s shadow aligns with hour marks to indicate local solar time.
When the north poles of two bar magnets face each other, they repel-this diagram shows the resulting outward force.
This clear diagram demonstrates the fundamental rule of magnetism: opposite poles attract, while like poles repel.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a horseshoe-shaped object. The object is blue in color and has an orange stripe running along the length of the top. It appears to be made of wood or metal and has two wooden handles on either side. The handles are attached to the top of the object with small wooden screws. The background is white.
A bold visual warning: this cartoon mosquito is banned-symbolizing the importance of proactive mosquito control.
Simple yet effective icon showing a figure actively ascending a rope, symbolizing strength, coordination, and physical activity.
The image is a black and white illustration of a cross-shaped structure. The structure appears to be made up of multiple layers of lines and dots, creating a textured appearance. The lines are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, with the top layer being the largest and the bottom layer being smaller. The dots are evenly spaced and vary in size and shape, creating an abstract and organic design.
On either side of the cross, there are two rectangular boxes with the letters "N" and "N". The boxes are rectangular in shape and have a textural appearance. They appear to be empty, with no text or images on them. The overall style of the illustration is simple and minimalistic.
A friendly student explores magnetism with a classic red horseshoe magnet-perfect for classroom science activities.
A clean, high-contrast red checkmark inside a black checkbox, signaling successful selection or approval.
A cheerful scientist demonstrates the classic planetary atomic model to make quantum concepts accessible and fun.
Arrows show the direction of force and movement: positive charges move with the field (right), negative charges oppose it (left).
A confident young climber secures her grip while ascending a simulated rock wall-perfect for introducing kids to outdoor adventure safely.
A cheerful lineup of essential vegetables perfect for meal planning, cooking tutorials, or dietary education.
A clean, high-contrast clapperboard icon-perfect for signaling film production, editing workflows, or media-related content.
A simplified diagram of a horseshoe (U-shaped) magnet showing north and south poles with the magnetic field concentrated in the gap.
A cheerful green-and-white cartoon hummingbird in mid-hover, ideal for playful and eco-friendly designs.
The image shows a horizontal bar with two blue circles hanging from it. The circles are connected by two yellow ropes, one on each side. The rope is attached to the bar with a blue cross on one end and a yellow cross on the other end. There are two arrows pointing towards the circles, indicating that they are connected to each other. The background is transparent, making the blue circles and the yellow ropes stand out.
The image is a 3D illustration of an orange horseshoe-shaped magnet. The magnet is elongated and has a curved shape with a pointed end. It is made up of two grey rectangles on either side, one on top of the other. The background is transparent, making the magnet stand out. The overall color scheme of the image is orange and gray.
The image is a diagram that shows the process of charging a pink balloon. In the center of the image, there is a yellow crown with black crosses on it. The crown is made up of two curved lines that form a crown-like shape. On either side of the crown, there are two pink balloons with black dots on them. In between the two balloons, there appears to be a blue arrow pointing towards the crown. The text above the crown reads "like charges repel".
A bar magnet rotates from a tilted to a level position, illustrating how magnetic polarity remains fixed during reorientation.
Blue figures cooperate to push a U-shaped magnet-representing unity, synergy, and shared goals in teamwork.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a purple spray can with a big smile on its face. The can has two arms and two legs, and its body is round and cylindrical in shape. It has a silver cap on top and two small black eyes and a small nose. The body of the can is slightly curved and has two small arms on either side. The background is transparent.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a man and a green insect. The man is on the left side of the image, wearing a purple shirt and blue jeans. He has red hair and is holding a red spray can in his hand. He appears to be spraying water on the insect with it. The insect is standing on its hind legs and has a red cape on its back. It has a big smile on its face and its eyes are wide open, as if it is shouting or yelling. The background is white.
A whimsical, stylized ant with expressive eyes and flowing legs-perfect for fun educational or design projects.
A sleek blue circular button featuring a bold white plus symbol and a glossy highlight, commonly used for adding items or initiating actions.
A charming, hand-drawn style snail with oversized eyes and a swirling shell-ideal for lighthearted digital or print designs.
Two hands hold bar magnets to demonstrate that opposite poles (N-S) attract, while like poles (N-N or S-S) repel-fundamental magnetism principles.