Synonyms for Dis-gusting:

• adj.

  •abominable (adjective)
  • cursed,
  • disgusting,
  • reprehensible,
  • bad,
  • contemptible,
  • horrible,
  • base,
  • atrocious,
  • repulsive,
  • heinous,
  • abhorrent,
  • terrible,
  • grim,
  • hellish,
  • wretched,
  • hairy,
  • despicable.
  •atrocious (adjective)
  • execrable,
  • horrifying,
  • obscene,
  • appalling,
  • dreadful,
  • godawful,
  • sickening.
  •awful (adjective)
  • fearful,
  • deplorable,
  • unpleasant,
  • distressing,
  • synthetic,
  • unsightly,
  • ugly,
  • raunchy,
  • horrendous,
  • alarming,
  • grungy,
  • harrowing,
  • tough,
  • dire,
  • depressing.
  •contemptible (adjective)
  • paltry,
  • dirty,
  • abject,
  • low-down,
  • scurvy,
  • Despisable,
  • unworthy,
  • cheap,
  • poor,
  • beggarly,
  • worthless,
  • ignoble,
  • outcast,
  • pitiable,
  • sad,
  • sorry,
  • currish,
  • lowest,
  • sordid,
  • ignominious,
  • shabby,
  • heel,
  • degenerate,
  • pitiful,
  • inferior,
  • scummy,
  • crass.
  •creepy (adjective)
  • direful,
  • menacing,
  • disturbing,
  • weird,
  • eerie,
  • shuddersome,
  • sinister,
  • itching,
  • frightening,
  • ghoulish,
  • ominous,
  • nightmarish,
  • hair-raising,
  • itchy,
  • terrifying,
  • threatening.
  •cursed (adjective)
  • devilish,
  • accursed,
  • infamous,
  • pernicious,
  • Fiendish,
  • damnable,
  • infernal,
  • pestilential.
  •detestable (adjective)
  • Abhorred,
  • maggot,
  • hateable.
  •disgusting (adjective)
  • vulgar,
  • horrid,
  • monstrous,
  • yecchy,
  • hideous,
  • frightful,
  • distasteful,
  • rotten,
  • Surfeiting,
  • noisome,
  • revolting,
  • offensive,
  • nasty,
  • outrageous,
  • nauseating,
  • creepy,
  • detestable,
  • stinking,
  • nerdy,
  • objectionable,
  • Satiating,
  • obnoxious,
  • macabre,
  • awful,
  • grody,
  • gross,
  • yucky,
  • beastly,
  • shocking,
  • repugnant,
  • scandalous,
  • sleazy,
  • horrific,
  • vile,
  • hateful,
  • repellent,
  • shameless,
  • gruesome,
  • abominable,
  • icky,
  • loathsome,
  • lousy,
  • odious,
  • cloying,
  • scuzzy,
  • foul,
  • sleazeball,
  • ghastly.
  •execrable (adjective)
  • defective,
  • confounded,
  • nauseous.
  •ghastly (adjective)
  • ghostly,
  • wraithlike,
  • deathlike,
  • mortuary,
  • unnatural,
  • supernatural,
  • haggard,
  • funereal,
  • ashen,
  • faint,
  • spectral,
  • wan,
  • lurid,
  • grisly,
  • uncanny,
  • sepulchral,
  • livid,
  • pallid,
  • bloodless,
  • unearthly,
  • weak,
  • cadaverous,
  • corpselike,
  • dim,
  • anemic.
  •ghostlike (adjective)
  • deathly.
  •grisly (adjective)
  • Blood-stained,
  • sick,
  • bloody,
  • sanguine.
  •grungy (adjective)
  • grimy,
  • disheveled,
  • unwashed,
  • greasy,
  • slimy,
  • cruddy,
  • trashy,
  • shoddy,
  • rundown,
  • dilapidated,
  • grubby,
  • messy,
  • sloppy,
  • flimsy,
  • filthy.
  •hateful (adjective)
  • evil,
  • vicious,
  • undesirable,
  • bitter,
  • malign,
  • ornery,
  • despiteful,
  • cussed,
  • invidious,
  • blasted,
  • malevolent,
  • resentful,
  • pestiferous,
  • spiteful,
  • catty,
  • uncool,
  • pesky,
  • forbidding,
  • damned.
  •hideous (adjective)
  • morbid,
  • beast,
  • uncomely.
  •homely (adjective)
  • not beautiful,
  • Unalluring,
  • ordinary,
  • unaesthetic,
  • plain.
  •horrible (adjective)
  • sickie,
  • fairy.
  •horrible/horrendous/horrid (adjective)
  • unkind,
  • unholy,
  • scary,
  • ungodly,
  • shameful.
  •horrid (adjective)
  • cutting,
  • impertinent,
  • embarrassing,
  • bloodcurdling,
  • Lou,
  • insolent,
  • irritating,
  • discourteous,
  • abusive,
  • biting.
  •incommunicable (adjective)
  • undescribable,
  • description,
  • defying description.
  •loathsome (adjective)
  • bitchy.
  •lurid (adjective)
  • graphic,
  • yellow,
  • vivid,
  • deep,
  • racy,
  • rough,
  • gory,
  • extreme,
  • off-color,
  • distinct,
  • purple,
  • sensational,
  • savage,
  • startling,
  • exaggerated,
  • violent,
  • salty,
  • melodramatic,
  • fiery.
  •nauseating (adjective)
  • fulsome.
  •noisome (adjective)
  • sickly,
  • dangerous,
  • mephitic,
  • noxious,
  • Insalutary,
  • mischievous,
  • insalubrious,
  • harmful,
  • fetid,
  • rank,
  • unhealthful,
  • putrid,
  • reeking,
  • unwholesome,
  • hurtful,
  • deadly,
  • poisonous,
  • injurious,
  • smelly,
  • unhealthy,
  • baneful,
  • malodorous,
  • deleterious.
  •obnoxious (adjective)
  • displeasing,
  • insufferable,
  • pain in the neck,
  • annoying,
  • dislikable,
  • big mouth,
  • pill.
  •obscene (adjective)
  • raw,
  • impure,
  • barnyard,
  • lustful,
  • smutty,
  • porno,
  • wicked,
  • blue,
  • scabrous,
  • bawdy,
  • X-rated,
  • lewd,
  • profane,
  • ribald,
  • scatological,
  • wanton,
  • immodest,
  • pornographic,
  • unchaste,
  • licentious,
  • suggestive,
  • lascivious,
  • improper,
  • salacious,
  • loose,
  • scurrilous,
  • crude.
  •rancid (adjective)
  • putrefied,
  • high,
  • decomposing,
  • putrefactive,
  • polluted,
  • sharp,
  • off,
  • evil-smelling,
  • contaminated,
  • stale,
  • Nidorous,
  • fusty,
  • gamy,
  • feculent,
  • soured,
  • strong,
  • musty,
  • sour,
  • Reeky,
  • putrescent,
  • turned,
  • frowzy,
  • curdled,
  • whiffy,
  • Olid,
  • carious,
  • tainted,
  • moldy.
  •rank (adjective)
  • humid,
  • pungent,
  • rancid,
  • dank,
  • funky,
  • strong-smelling,
  • Graveolent.
  •repugnant (adjective)
  • different,
  • averse,
  • Revulsive,
  • Against,
  • antagonistic,
  • extrinsic,
  • adverse,
  • incompatible,
  • unfriendly,
  • conflicting,
  • counter,
  • inimical,
  • opposite,
  • extraneous,
  • contradictory,
  • foreign,
  • opposed,
  • unfitted,
  • alien,
  • antipathetic,
  • Inconsonant,
  • inconsistent,
  • unconformable,
  • in opposition.
  •rotten (adjective)
  • Disintegrated,
  • corrupt,
  • purulent,
  • rotting,
  • bad-smelling,
  • putrified,
  • moldering,
  • festering,
  • fecal,
  • touched,
  • Perished,
  • spoiled,
  • unsound,
  • Pustular,
  • infected,
  • crumbled,
  • smelling,
  • loud,
  • Disintegrating,
  • Crumbling,
  • corroded,
  • overripe,
  • decomposed.
  •scatologic (adjective)
  • broad.
  •shocking (adjective)
  • disgraceful,
  • desperate,
  • disquieting,
  • crying,
  • burning,
  • stupefying,
  • unspeakable,
  • glaring,
  • formidable.
  •squalid (adjective)
  • muddy,
  • soiled,
  • dingy,
  • miry,
  • ramshackle,
  • decayed,
  • unkempt,
  • odorous,
  • seedy,
  • poverty-stricken,
  • slovenly,
  • broken-down.
  •ugly (adjective)
  • vexatious,
  • troublous,
  • servile,
  • troublesome.
  •unappealing (adjective)
  • insipid,
  • unattractive,
  • trite,
  • dull,
  • unbeauteous,
  • uninviting,
  • Subfuscous,
  • somber,
  • banal,
  • dreary.
  •unattractive (adjective)
  • grotesque,
  • deformed,
  • homely,
  • unappealing,
  • bad-looking,
  • disfigured,
  • repelling,
  • not much to look at.
  •uninviting (adjective)
  • unappetizing,
  • unpalatable.
  •unspeakable (adjective)
  • preternatural,
  • nameless,
  • unutterable,
  • indescribable,
  • beyond words,
  • indefinable,
  • unbelievable,
  • unimaginable,
  • ineffable,
  • calamitous,
  • Incommunicable,
  • inconceivable,
  • inexpressible,
  • overwhelming.
  •vile (adjective)
  • immoral,
  • humiliating,
  • iniquitous,
  • debased,
  • abandoned,
  • perverted,
  • sinful,
  • nefarious,
  • miserable.
  •vulgar (adjective)
  • indelicate,
  • hard-core,
  • soft-core,
  • common,
  • sneaking,
  • tasteless,
  • indecorous,
  • impolite,
  • naughty,
  • dishonorable,
  • slippery,
  • unmannerly,
  • uncouth,
  • unrefined,
  • fractious,
  • villainous,
  • tawdry,
  • malicious,
  • indecent.

• adv.

  •beastly (adverb)
  • coarse,
  • unclean,
  • brutal,
  • feral,
  • prurient,
  • low,
  • degraded,
  • carnal,
  • barbarous,
  • brutish,
  • irrational,
  • sadistic,
  • disagreeable,
  • cruel,
  • mean,
  • inhuman,
  • depraved,
  • gluttonous,
  • bestial,
  • piggish,
  • swinish,
  • boorish,
  • Ferine,
  • brute,
  • animal.

• v.

  •bother (verb)
  • exacerbate,
  • browbeat,
  • exasperate,
  • aggravate,
  • bore,
  • plague,
  • disquiet,
  • tease,
  • harry,
  • perturb,
  • distress,
  • eat,
  • embarrass,
  • hurt,
  • perplex,
  • inconvenience,
  • discommode,
  • pursue,
  • ride,
  • needle,
  • goad,
  • nag,
  • impede,
  • nudge,
  • irritate,
  • trouble,
  • dismay,
  • afflict,
  • carp at,
  • cross,
  • pester,
  • provoke,
  • spite,
  • worry,
  • concern,
  • grieve,
  • molest,
  • agitate,
  • disconcert,
  • vex,
  • pain,
  • tantalize,
  • alarm,
  • scare,
  • intrude upon,
  • pick on,
  • torment,
  • put out,
  • hinder,
  • disgust,
  • grate on,
  • taunt,
  • badger,
  • bedevil.
  •cloy (verb)
  • fill,
  • sate,
  • gorge,
  • suffice,
  • stall,
  • satiate,
  • stodge,
  • jade,
  • glut,
  • weary,
  • satisfy.
  •disgust (verb)
  • offend,
  • insult,
  • disenchant,
  • revolt,
  • pique,
  • put off,
  • turn one's stomach,
  • bother,
  • surfeit,
  • Reluct,
  • gross out,
  • irk,
  • turn off,
  • sicken,
  • cloy on,
  • outrage,
  • nauseate,
  • repulse,
  • fill with loathing,
  • displease,
  • be repulsive,
  • scandalize,
  • disturb,
  • pall,
  • offend morals of,
  • abominate,
  • upset,
  • shock,
  • make one sick.
  •displease (verb)
  • discontent,
  • chagrin,
  • fret,
  • nettle,
  • antagonize,
  • enrage,
  • disoblige,
  • cool,
  • frustrate,
  • wing,
  • annoy,
  • rile,
  • incense,
  • anger,
  • disappoint,
  • disgruntle,
  • cut to the quick,
  • roil,
  • play dirty,
  • gall,
  • cap,
  • sound,
  • dissatisfy,
  • repel,
  • curdle,
  • zing.
  •horrify (verb)
  • frighten,
  • chill off,
  • consternate,
  • daunt,
  • shake,
  • appall,
  • scare to death,
  • intimidate,
  • terrify,
  • petrify,
  • terrorize,
  • affright.
  •incense (verb)
  • madden,
  • ire,
  • get a rise out of,
  • fire up,
  • make see red,
  • excite,
  • umbrage,
  • get under one's skin,
  • inflame,
  • ask for it,
  • make blood boil,
  • egg on,
  • infuriate,
  • mad.
  •nettle (verb)
  • miff,
  • sting,
  • harass,
  • huff,
  • ruffle,
  • get,
  • tiff,
  • peeve,
  • snit,
  • pet,
  • stew,
  • chafe.
  •offend (verb)
  • jar,
  • slight,
  • horrify,
  • snub,
  • transgress,
  • slur,
  • wound,
  • aggrieve,
  • affront,
  • be disagreeable,
  • sin,
  • turn one off,
  • trespass.
  •pall (verb)
  • become dull,
  • cloy,
  • become tedious.
  •repel (verb)
  • give a pain in neck,
  • make sick.
  •repulse (verb)
  • rebuff,
  • disdain,
  • refuse,
  • spurn,
  • give a pain,
  • disregard,
  • reject,
  • turn down.
  •scandalize (verb)
  • disgrace,
  • blackguard,
  • defame,
  • asperse,
  • libel,
  • belie,
  • vilify,
  • disparage,
  • bad-mouth,
  • slander,
  • condemn,
  • dishonor,
  • decry,
  • lampoon,
  • blackball,
  • revile,
  • detract,
  • deprecate,
  • backbite,
  • denigrate,
  • belittle,
  • traduce.
  •shock (verb)
  • floor,
  • daze,
  • paralyze,
  • stun,
  • awe,
  • overwhelm,
  • numb,
  • electrify,
  • rock,
  • shake up,
  • astound,
  • traumatize,
  • startle,
  • abash,
  • flood,
  • jolt,
  • hit like ton of bricks,
  • unsettle,
  • throw a curve,
  • stagger,
  • bowl over,
  • knock out,
  • overcome,
  • stupefy,
  • flabbergast,
  • give a turn.
  •sicken (verb)
  • unhinge,
  • turn,
  • affect,
  • disorder,
  • derange.
  •tire (verb)
  • ennui,
  • debilitate,
  • overstrain,
  • fail,
  • collapse,
  • dispirit,
  • drop,
  • overwork,
  • enervate,
  • fold,
  • peter out,
  • bush,
  • deject,
  • fatigue,
  • wear,
  • wear out,
  • tax,
  • wilt,
  • droop,
  • dishearten,
  • burn out,
  • put to sleep,
  • overburden,
  • sap,
  • drain,
  • weaken,
  • grow weary,
  • poop out,
  • overtax,
  • go stale,
  • yawn,
  • sink,
  • strain,
  • fag,
  • crawl,
  • give out,
  • flag,
  • wear down,
  • depress,
  • prostrate.
  •turn (verb)
  • unbalance,
  • discompose,
  • undo.
  •weary (verb)
  • oppress,
  • try the patience of,
  • make discontented,
  • burden,
  • weigh,
  • take it out of,
  • fall off,
  • exhaust,
  • tire out,
  • drowse,
  • tucker out,
  • have had enough,
  • grow tired,
  • leave one cold,
  • enfeeble,
  • lose interest,
  • cause ennui,
  • tire,
  • fade.

Antonyms for Dis-gusting:

• adj.

  • abominable
    enjoyable, desirable, honorable, appealing, alluring, sweet, worthy, respectable, loveable.
  • atrocious
    inoffensive.
  • awful
    encouraging, calming, gentle, safe, ok, delicate, happy, comforting.
  • contemptible
    admired, admirable, loved.
  • creepy
    normal, unscary.
  • cursed
    blessed.
  • detestable
    Prized, respected, adorable, cherished, adored.
  • disgusting
    desirous, beautiful, nice, moral, polite, magnificent, attractive, lovable, decent, likeable, kind, delightful, wonderful, great, pleasing, friendly, pleasant, agreeable, good, clean.
  • ghastly
    pretty.
  • grungy
    pure, neat, sterile.
  • hateful
    likable.
  • hideous
    charming, common.
  • horrible
    reputable.
  • loathsome
    liking, respectful.
  • lurid
    upright, modest, dull, mild, humble.
  • noisome
    just.
  • obnoxious
    soft, welcome.
  • obscene
    sophisticated, refined, formal, proper, innocent.
  • rancid
    new, fresh, perfumed.
  • rank
    sparse, scarce, aromatic, rare, indefinite.
  • rotten
    trustworthy, Undecayed, Uncorrupt, helpful, honest, wholesome.
  • shocking
    lovely, soothing.
  • squalid
    kept-up, rich, bright, clear.
  • unspeakable
    imaginable, describable, believable, definable.
  • vile
    right, noble, virtuous.
  • vulgar
    tasteful, fashionable, aesthetic, chaste, artistic.

• adv.

  • beastly
    superior.

• v.

  • bother
    aid, ignore, assist, stop, assuage, support, reassure, encourage, assure, comfort, praise, neglect, ease, gladden, relieve, satisfy.
  • cloy
    deprive, fast, dissatisfy, abstain, deplete, diet.
  • disgust
    delight, esteem, please, appease, compliment, order, calm, appeal, respect, love, admire, revere, help, make happy, soothe, like, desire.
  • displease
    quiet, placate, compose, mollify, humor.
  • horrify
    embolden.
  • incense
    pacify, tranquilize.
  • nettle
    discourage, dissuade.
  • offend
    behave, cure, flatter, agree, attract, obey, heal.
  • pall
    brighten, excite.
  • repel
    draw, enchant.
  • repulse
    sanction, approve, accept, allow.
  • scandalize
    commend, exalt, honor, applaud, build up, laud, impress.
  • shock
    expect.
  • sicken
    mend, make well.
  • tire
    energize, invigorate, increase, cheer, strengthen, refresh, rise, fire up, activate, build.
  • weary
    enliven.