disgusts (Meaning)
disgusts
to provoke to loathing, repugnance, or aversion, a strong feeling of dislike caused especially by something sickening or evil, to cause to feel disgust, to cause disgust, to cause (one) to lose an interest or intention, marked aversion aroused by something highly distasteful
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disgusts Sentence Examples
- The overflowing ashtray absolutely disgusted Sarah, forcing her to leave the room.
- The documentary on factory farming practices disgusted many viewers, sparking a vegetarian movement.
- He watched in disgust as the bully tripped the younger child in the hallway.
- The moldy cheese, with its green fuzz, disgusted everyone at the picnic.
- The cruel treatment of animals in the circus thoroughly disgusted the children.
- The politician's blatant lies disgusted the voters, leading to a landslide defeat.
- The sight of litter strewn across the beautiful landscape disgusted the hikers.
- The constant negative news disgusted him, so he took a break from social media.
- The strong smell of rotten eggs disgusted everyone on the bus, causing them to gag.
- The historical accounts of torture disgusted them, reminding them of the darker side of humanity.
FAQs About the word disgusts
to provoke to loathing, repugnance, or aversion, a strong feeling of dislike caused especially by something sickening or evil, to cause to feel disgust, to caus
distastes, repulsions, hates, revulsions, nauseas, hatreds,horrors, abominations, disapprovals, aversions
uses, predilections, tastes, loves, appetites, fancies, shines, likes, preferences, favors
The overflowing ashtray absolutely disgusted Sarah, forcing her to leave the room.
The documentary on factory farming practices disgusted many viewers, sparking a vegetarian movement.
He watched in disgust as the bully tripped the younger child in the hallway.
The moldy cheese, with its green fuzz, disgusted everyone at the picnic.
