Pronunciation

/disɡʌst/

Definitions

Noun

Disgust (noun): A strong feeling of revulsion, distaste, or hatred towards something morally reprehensible or unappetizing. Example: “The sight of the spoiled food filled her with disgust.”

Verb

Disgust (verb): To cause intense feelings of repulsion or aversion; to offend or shock someone morally or emotionally. Example: “His dishonesty disgusted the entire community.”

Adjective

Disgusting (adjective): Causing or characterized by feelings of revulsion or repugnance. Example: “The smell of rotting garbage was disgusting.”

Adverb

Disgustedly (adverb): In a manner expressing disgust; with great revulsion. Example: “She spoke disgustedly about the unfair treatment.”

Phrases

• “React with disgust” means to show strong disapproval or aversion.
• “Feeling disgusted” describes a state of being offended or repulsed.
• “Disgusted response” signifies a negative reaction to something.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The children were disgusted by the violent video game.”
• Verb: “Her honesty disgusted him, and he ended the relationship immediately.”
• Adjective: “The thought of eating insects disgusted most people.”
• Adverb: “He looked disgusted after hearing the news.”

Synonyms

• Loathing
• Revulsion
• Dislike
• Aversion
• Repugnance
• Abhorrence
• Contempt