Revulsion/rɪˈvʌlʃn/ Definition 1 of 2Pro Tip 1/3Intensity Matters Use 'revulsion' to describe a very intense feeling of dislike, stronger than 'disgust'. He looked at the moldy food with revulsion. Pro Tip 2/3Not 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. Pro Tip 3/3Emotional Response Revulsion encompasses both an emotional and a physical reaction of strong disgust. The sight of violence filled the witness with revulsion.