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Meaning
Verb
●
In Emotions:
To cause an
intense
dislike
for something.
Noun
●
In Emotions:
An
intense
dislike
or
loathing
someone
feels
for
something bad
or nasty.
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Origin
disgust
English
desgouster
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
Sourced from
Etym
Related
Anger
Revulsion
Contempt
Indignation
Exasperation
Bewilderment
Frustration
Bafflement
Hatred
Sadness
Outrage
Bemusement
Fear
Shame
Disbelief
Incredulity
Rage
Grief
Guilt
Puzzlement
Loathing
Astonishment
Resentment
Jealousy
Sicken
Hate
Anxiety
Anguish
Feelings
Despair
Shock
Disrespect
Pity
Hostility
Angry
Regret
Disappointment
Distress
Emotion
Disapproval
Sorrow
Displeasure
Disdain
Indifference
Appall
Distaste
Embarrassment
Scorn
Humiliation
Unhappiness
Remorse
Disgrace
Nauseate
Derision
Cruelty
Infuriate
Horror
Bitterness
Sympathy
Repulse
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Rhymes
Lust
Rust
Dust
Just
Gust
Fust
Bust
Dost
Must
Trust
Joust
Crust
Bused
Sussed
August
Robust
Fussed
Bussed
Thrust
Mussed
Unjust
Cussed
Adjust
Combust
Disgust
Entrust
Encrust
Trussed
Untrust
Distrust
Mistrust
Unfussed
Discussed
Re-Entrust
Nonplussed
Undiscussed
Upper Crust
Sleep Of The Just
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