
Revulsion
Intensity Matters
Use 'revulsion' to describe a very intense feeling of dislike, stronger than 'disgust'.

He looked at the moldy food with revulsion.
Not Mild Dislike
'Revulsion' is too strong to describe a mild dislike; it's used for extreme cases.

I turned away in revulsion when I smelled the rotten eggs.
Emotional Response
Revulsion encompasses both an emotional and a physical reaction of strong disgust.

The sight of violence filled the witness with revulsion.
Compare with
AbhorrenceAntipathyAversionDetestationDisgustHorrorLoatheNauseaRepugnance
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