disgusted

• Qui éprouve ou exprime un fort dégoût, une forte désapprobation ou une aversion.

Feeling or expressing strong dislike, disapproval, or revulsion.

1. Feeling strong dislikeB1formal

   Feeling a strong sense of disapproval or revulsion towards something.

   Dégoûté

   • She was disgusted by the unsanitary conditions in the kitchen.
   • He felt disgusted with the politician's dishonest behavior.
   • The audience was disgusted by the violent scenes in the movie.

   Synonymesappalledhorrifiednauseatedoffendedoutraged

   Antonymesdelightedfondpleased

2. Feeling sickenedB1informal

   Feeling physically ill or nauseated due to something unpleasant.

   Être écœuré

   • I was disgusted by the smell of rotten food.
   • He was disgusted after seeing the dead animal on the road.
   • The sight of the spoiled milk made her feel disgusted.

   Synonymesnauseatednauseousqueasy

   Antonymeshealthywell

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de provoquer chez quelqu'un un fort sentiment de répulsion, de dégoût ou d'aversion.

A verb used to express the act of causing a strong feeling of dislike, aversion, or revulsion in someone.

1. Cause strong dislikeB1formal

   To cause a feeling of strong dislike, revulsion, or aversion.

   dégoûter

   • The spoiled food disgusted everyone at the table.
   • His rude behavior disgusted the entire audience.
   • The graphic images in the movie disgusted many viewers.

   Synonymesgross outnauseateoffendput offrepelrepulserevoltsickenturn off

   Antonymesattractcharmdelightplease

2. Offend morallyB2formal

   To cause a feeling of moral outrage or strong disapproval.

   Révolter moralement

   • The politician's corruption disgusted the voters.
   • The cruelty shown to the animals disgusted the activists.
   • Such dishonesty disgusts me deeply.

   Synonymesappallhorrifyoutragerevoltsicken