disgusted
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- adjective
- /dɪsˈɡʌstɪd/
:
asqueado
- She was disgusted by the horrible smell coming from the trash can.
- become disgusted
- disgusted by the way
- "disgusted," she said
And a lot of us are disgusted with how how it turned out.
- And a lot of us are disgusted with how how it turned out.
- And then, you know, I was disgusted with myself.
- Stephanie is disgusted with both her brother and her mom.
- And I sat in that car and I, I was disgusted with myself for caving.
- In fact, I am completely disgusted and disturbed.
- When you see it, you're disgusted by it because it reveals weakness.
- I'm disgusted that you would laugh so much at the dead.
- The more he studied his trades, the more disgusted he became with himself.
- So you'd hook up and then you would just feel disgusted by yourself or by them both.
- However, over time, they grow disgusted by that man.
Examples
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And then, you know, I was disgusted with myself.
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I feel so betrayed, so disgusted, and so violated.
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And a lot of us are disgusted with how how it turned out.
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I only hope people get tired and disgusted with those things, hopefully.
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So many were disgusted, some were delighted.
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When I came back from New York, I was disgusted.
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In fact, I am completely disgusted and disturbed.
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Everyone who saw it, was shocked and disgusted.
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Stephanie is disgusted with both her brother and her mom.
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Funny, here I was down in the dumps, disgusted with everything.
Synonyms
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Feeling very shocked and upset because something is terrible or frightening
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Shocked and upset by something bad or wrong
Antonyms
How Disgusted
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Disgusted comes from the parts dis- and Latin gustare, where gustare means 'to taste', so it once meant a 'bad taste'. So when you are disgusted you feel a strong dislike or revulsion, as if something tastes or feels very unpleasant.