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Synonyms & Similar Words
repulsion
distaste
aversion
revulsion
nausea
queasiness
loathing
abhorrence
detestation
hatred
contempt
disdain
scorn
displeasure
disapproval
dissatisfaction
disillusionment
disgustfulness
repugnance
distastefulness
abhorrentness
odiousness
offensiveness
unpleasantness
unpalatability
unacceptability
Meaning of Disgust
A feeling of strong distaste or disapproval
Definitions
- A strong feeling of distaste or disgust, caused by something unpleasant or offensive
- * A feeling of intense dislike or disapproval, often accompanied by a sense of moral or ethical repugnance
Etymology of Disgust
The word "disgust" originated from the Old French word "desgoust", which is derived from the verb "desgouster", meaning "to taste badly" or "to have a bad taste"
The word has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe a feeling of strong distaste or disapproval
Example Uses
- The smell of rotten food filled me with disgust
- * She felt a deep disgust for the way the company was treating its employees
- * The thought of eating insects filled him with disgust
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
attraction
liking
fondness
affection
love
admiration
appreciation
approval
delight
pleasure
enjoyment
satisfaction
enthusiasm
excitement
eagerness
interest
fascination
allure
appeal
charm