What is another word for dis gust?
466 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪs ɡˈʌst], [ dˈɪs ɡˈʌst], [ d_ˈɪ_s ɡ_ˈʌ_s_t]
Disgust is a feeling of strong aversion or revulsion towards something that is perceived as unpleasant, offensive, or repulsive. There are a number of words that can be used as synonyms for the word disgust. Some of the common synonyms for this word include loathing, abhorrence, repulsion, revulsion, detestation, hate, aversion, nausea, and abomination. Each of these words conveys a similar sense of strong distaste or repugnance towards something. Whether it's a nauseating smell, a revolting sight, or a repulsive behavior, the feeling of disgust is a powerful emotion that can elicit a range of reactions. By using synonyms for the word disgust, speakers and writers can add variety and nuance to their language, while still conveying the intensity of this powerful emotion.
Synonyms for Dis gust:
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n.
• aversion- Disliking ,
- allergy ,
- animosity ,
- antagonism ,
- disfavor ,
- disgust ,
- disinclination ,
- displeasure ,
- dissatisfaction ,
- dread ,
- hate ,
- having no use for ,
- horror ,
- hostility ,
- indisposition ,
- odium ,
- reluctance ,
- repulsion ,
- unwillingness .
- Incuriosity ,
- Pococurantism ,
- apathy ,
- detachment ,
- doldrums ,
- dullness ,
- ennui ,
- fatigue ,
- flatness ,
- indifference ,
- irksomeness ,
- jadedness ,
- lack of interest ,
- lassitude ,
- lethargy ,
- listlessness ,
- monotony ,
- sameness ,
- taedium vitae ,
- tediousness ,
- tedium ,
- tiresomeness ,
- unconcern ,
- world-weariness ,
- yawn .
- Nauseation ,
- abhorrence ,
- abomination ,
- antipathy ,
- detestation ,
- dislike ,
- distaste ,
- hatefulness ,
- hatred ,
- loathing ,
- nausea ,
- nauseousness ,
- objection ,
- repugnance ,
- revolt ,
- revulsion ,
- satiation ,
- satiety ,
- sickness ,
- surfeit .
- animus ,
- aversion ,
- deprecation ,
- disapprobation ,
- disapproval ,
- disesteem ,
- enmity ,
- offense ,
- opposition ,
- prejudice .
- Mislike ,
- Rankling ,
- anathema ,
- black beast ,
- bugbear ,
- execration ,
- frost ,
- grievance ,
- gripe ,
- ill will ,
- irritant ,
- malevolence ,
- malignity ,
- nasty look ,
- no love lost ,
- nuisance ,
- rancor ,
- resentment ,
- revenge ,
- scorn ,
- venom .
- acrimony ,
- alienation ,
- allergy to ,
- bitterness ,
- coldness ,
- contempt ,
- envy ,
- grudge ,
- hard feelings ,
- ignominy ,
- invidiousness ,
- malice ,
- malignance ,
- militancy ,
- no use for ,
- spleen .
- Retching ,
- biliousness ,
- qualm ,
- qualms ,
- queasiness ,
- regurgitation ,
- rejection ,
- squeamishness ,
- vomiting .
- Contemptuousness ,
- Misjudgment ,
- ageism ,
- apartheid ,
- bad opinion ,
- bias ,
- bigotry ,
- chauvinism ,
- detriment ,
- discrimination ,
- foregone conclusion ,
- illiberality ,
- injustice ,
- jaundiced eye ,
- mindset ,
- narrow-mindedness ,
- one-sidedness ,
- partiality ,
- preconceived notion ,
- preconception ,
- prejudgment ,
- prepossession ,
- racism ,
- sexism ,
- slant ,
- tilt ,
- twist ,
- unfairness ,
- warp ,
- xenophobia .
-
v.
• bother- afflict ,
- aggravate ,
- agitate ,
- alarm ,
- badger ,
- bedevil ,
- bore ,
- browbeat ,
- carp at ,
- concern ,
- cross ,
- discommode ,
- disconcert ,
- dismay ,
- disquiet ,
- distress ,
- eat ,
- embarrass ,
- exacerbate ,
- exasperate ,
- goad ,
- grate on ,
- grieve ,
- harry ,
- hinder ,
- hurt ,
- impede ,
- inconvenience ,
- intrude upon ,
- irritate ,
- molest ,
- nag ,
- needle ,
- nudge ,
- pain ,
- perplex ,
- perturb ,
- pester ,
- pick on ,
- plague ,
- provoke ,
- pursue ,
- put out ,
- ride ,
- scare ,
- spite ,
- tantalize ,
- taunt ,
- tease ,
- torment ,
- trouble ,
- vex ,
- worry .
- Reluct ,
- abominate ,
- be repulsive ,
- bother ,
- cloy on ,
- disenchant ,
- displease ,
- disturb ,
- fill with loathing ,
- gross out ,
- insult ,
- irk ,
- make one sick ,
- nauseate ,
- offend ,
- offend morals of ,
- outrage ,
- pall ,
- pique ,
- put off ,
- repulse ,
- scandalize ,
- shock ,
- sicken ,
- turn off ,
- turn one's stomach ,
- upset .
- anger ,
- annoy ,
- antagonize ,
- cap ,
- chagrin ,
- cool ,
- curdle ,
- cut to the quick ,
- disappoint ,
- discontent ,
- disgruntle ,
- disoblige ,
- dissatisfy ,
- enrage ,
- fret ,
- frustrate ,
- gall ,
- incense ,
- nettle ,
- play dirty ,
- repel ,
- rile ,
- roil ,
- sound ,
- wing ,
- zing .
- affright ,
- appall ,
- chill off ,
- consternate ,
- daunt ,
- frighten ,
- intimidate ,
- petrify ,
- scare to death ,
- shake ,
- terrify ,
- terrorize .
- ask for it ,
- egg on ,
- excite ,
- fire up ,
- get a rise out of ,
- get under one's skin ,
- inflame ,
- infuriate ,
- ire ,
- mad ,
- madden ,
- make blood boil ,
- make see red ,
- umbrage .
- affront ,
- aggrieve ,
- be disagreeable ,
- horrify ,
- jar ,
- sin ,
- slight ,
- slur ,
- snub ,
- transgress ,
- trespass ,
- turn one off ,
- wound .
- asperse ,
- backbite ,
- bad-mouth ,
- belie ,
- belittle ,
- blackball ,
- blackguard ,
- condemn ,
- decry ,
- defame ,
- denigrate ,
- deprecate ,
- detract ,
- disgrace ,
- dishonor ,
- disparage ,
- lampoon ,
- libel ,
- malign ,
- revile ,
- slander ,
- traduce ,
- vilify .
- abash ,
- astound ,
- bowl over ,
- daze ,
- electrify ,
- flabbergast ,
- flood ,
- floor ,
- give a turn ,
- hit like ton of bricks ,
- jolt ,
- knock out ,
- numb ,
- overcome ,
- overwhelm ,
- paralyze ,
- rock ,
- shake up ,
- stagger ,
- startle ,
- stun ,
- stupefy ,
- throw a curve ,
- traumatize ,
- unsettle .
- burn out ,
- bush ,
- collapse ,
- crawl ,
- debilitate ,
- deject ,
- depress ,
- dishearten ,
- dispirit ,
- drain ,
- droop ,
- drop ,
- enervate ,
- fag ,
- fail ,
- faint ,
- flag ,
- fold ,
- give out ,
- go stale ,
- grow weary ,
- overburden ,
- overstrain ,
- overtax ,
- overwork ,
- peter out ,
- poop out ,
- prostrate ,
- put to sleep ,
- sap ,
- sink ,
- strain ,
- tax ,
- weaken ,
- wear ,
- wear down ,
- wear out ,
- wilt .
How to use "Dis gust" in context?
Dis gust is a feeling of strong aversion, either physiologically or emotionally. It is often confused with disgust, which is an involuntary reaction to offensive or polluting substances or body parts. Disgust is more likely to be situational and one-time, while dis gust is more persistent and pervasive. Dis gust is felt when food is inedible, when touching something dirty, or when something smells disgusting.
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