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disgust

A strong feeling of dislike caused by something unpleasant.

Meaning of «disgust»

noun

a strong feeling of dislike caused by something unpleasant

She looked at the mess with obvious disgust.

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The difference between similar words

a very strong dislike
disgustfeeling sick because something is very unpleasantShe looked at the mold with disgust.
hatredvery strong dislike of someoneHe felt hatred for the thief.
loathingformalextremely strong hatred or disgust; formalHe looked at the food with loathing.

Word family

disgust B1 · noundisgusted B1 · adjectivedisgusting B1 · adjectivedisgustingly C1 · adverb

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