Disgust

usgb/dɪsˈɡʌst/
verb

To make someone feel very upset, or to feel very upset.

The sight of the dirty room disgusted me.
Visual representation of "disgust" - To make someone feel very upset, or to feel very upset.

Often appears as...

  • disgust me
  • filled with disgust

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Disapproving

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Emotional Reaction

Use this verb to emphasize a personal emotional response to something very unpleasant.

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The way he talked about the vulnerable group disgusted me.
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Strong Upset

It conveys a reaction that's beyond mere annoyance or dislike; it's a deep aversion.

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He shows up late, to my disgust, without any excuse.
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Moral Judgment

Often reflects a moral judgment against something perceived as wrong or offensive.

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Their dishonest tactics disgust me.
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