Cool MateMeaning of Disgust
A strong feeling of dislike or revulsion towards something.
In simple words: A strong feeling of dislike or repulsion.
Disgust in a sentence
- She was filled with disgust at the sight of the dirty restrooms.
- His disgust for injustice drives him to volunteer.
- The smell of rotting food filled him with disgust.
- They expressed their disgust over the unethical practices.
- Her expression of disgust made it clear she hated the dish.
- He felt disgust towards the cruel comments made online.
How to use Disgust
Use 'disgust' to describe strong feelings of dislike. It's appropriate in both formal and informal contexts, but avoid it in casual conversations.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of 'disgust' as 'dis-gust' – something that's so bad it makes you feel sick.
Related words
Collocations with Disgust
- feel disgust
- show disgust
- express disgust
- disgust at
- disgust for
Synonyms for Disgust
- aversion
- repulsion
- displeasure
- revulsion
- distaste
Common mistakes with Disgust
- Confused with 'dislike', which is less intense.
- Used interchangeably with 'hate', which has a different connotation.
- Omitting the subject when describing feelings.
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Frequently asked questions about Disgust
What does Disgust mean?
A strong feeling of dislike or repulsion.
What is the definition of Disgust?
A strong feeling of dislike or revulsion towards something.
How do you use Disgust in a sentence?
She was filled with disgust at the sight of the dirty restrooms.
Can you give another example of Disgust?
His disgust for injustice drives him to volunteer.
What are synonyms for Disgust?
Common alternatives include aversion, repulsion, displeasure, revulsion, distaste.
What is the opposite of Disgust?
Opposite meanings include delight, pleasure.
What words go with Disgust?
It commonly pairs with feel disgust, show disgust, express disgust, disgust at, disgust for.
What are common mistakes when using Disgust?
Confused with 'dislike', which is less intense. Used interchangeably with 'hate', which has a different connotation. Omitting the subject when describing feelings.
How do you pronounce Disgust?
US: //dɪsˈɡʌst//, UK: //dɪsˈɡʌst//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Disgust?
Use 'disgust' to describe strong feelings of dislike. It's appropriate in both formal and informal contexts, but avoid it in casual conversations.