disgust

• Sentimento forte de repulsa, aversão ou desaprovação provocado por algo desagradável ou ofensivo.

A noun referring to a strong feeling of dislike, revulsion, or disapproval caused by something unpleasant or offensive.

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1. Strong dislikeB1formal

   A strong feeling of disapproval or dislike caused by something unpleasant or offensive.

   Nojo

   • She expressed her disgust at the poor quality of the food.
   • The smell of rotten eggs filled him with disgust.
   • He looked at the mess with utter disgust.

   Sinônimosabhorrenceaversiondetestationdistasteloathingrepugnancerepulsionrevulsion

   Antônimosadmirationappetiteapprovalattractiondesirefondnesslikingrelish

2. Physical revulsionB1formal

   A feeling of sickness or nausea caused by something repulsive.

   Nojo

   • The sight of the wound caused a wave of disgust.
   • He felt disgust when he saw the spoiled meat.
   • The taste of the medicine made her feel disgust.

   Sinônimosnauseaqueasinessrepugnancerepulsionrevulsionsickness

   Antônimosappetiteattractioncravingdesirefondnessrelish

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de causar em alguém um forte sentimento de aversão, repulsa ou nojo.

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.

   Causar repulsa

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

   Sinônimosgross outnauseateoffendput offrepelrepulserevoltsickenturn off

   Antônimosattractcharmdelightplease

2. Offend morallyB2formal

   To cause a feeling of moral outrage or strong disapproval.

   Repugnar moralmente

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

   Sinônimosappallhorrifyoutragerevoltsicken