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disgustingly

disgustingly

13 4.8
In a way that makes you feel sick or upset
  • adverb
  • /dɪsˈɡʌstɪŋli/
translation icon : asquerosamente
  • Your face and your fingers are disgustingly greasy.
  • disgustingly rich
  • disgustingly happy
  • disgustingly decadent

It is so disgustingly good at doing that.

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Examples

  • You're in a disgustingly good mood.

  • What makes you so disgustingly cheerful this morning?

  • Morgan, let me make you so rich that you will look back at this moment and wonder, "Why was I ever so disgustingly poor?"

  • Really, they were almost disgustingly lucky, she said, laughing.

    Fiction book (1996)
  • When I marry, I'm going to be disgustingly rich.

  • Finally, faint with shock and frustration, the administrator stumbled into an empty patient room and sat on its disgustingly comfortable bed.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • If they hadn't required a disgustingly large house and lifestyle, maybe their lives wouldn't have been so impacted.

    Blog text (14)
  • The leftovers were left in the sun and became disgustingly rotten by the next day.

  • He made a disgustingly rude comment that offended everyone in the room.

  • The filthy kitchen had a disgustingly strong odor that made it hard to breathe.

Synonyms

terribly
vsdisgustingly
378 1.0

In a very bad way

centres on causing disgust, not general badness or poor quality
horribly
vsdisgustingly
126 3.5

In a very bad or shocking way

focuses on causing disgust rather than horror or dread
hideously
vsdisgustingly
18 5.5

In a very ugly or shocking way

is about causing disgust, not only ugly or shocking appearance
appallingly
vsdisgustingly
6 6.8

Makes people feel shocked or disgusted

means causing disgust but not always shocking or dismaying others
unpleasantly
vsdisgustingly
5 2.7

In a way that makes you feel bad or uncomfortable

is stronger, causing active disgust rather than mere discomfort
sickeningly
vsdisgustingly
4 7.3

In a way that makes you feel disgusted or want to throw up

describes disgust without necessarily causing a sick feeling
abominably
vsdisgustingly
3 8.2

In a very rude and cruel way

implies strong disgust but not necessarily hatred or hatefulness
nauseatingly
vsdisgustingly
3 7.0

In a way that makes you feel very disgusted or sick

is about causing disgust without always provoking sickness
despicably
vsdisgustingly
1 7.0

In a way that makes people strongly dislike someone for bad or cruel actions

relates to causing disgust but may lack moral blame
horridly
vsdisgustingly
1 7.0

In a very bad and unpleasant way

evokes disgust without necessarily adding shock or horror
revoltingly
vsdisgustingly
1 7.7

In a way that causes strong disgust

expresses strong disgust but not always extreme physical reaction
repulsively
vsdisgustingly
1 7.2

In a way that causes strong disgust or dislike

covers disgust broadly but may be less focused on repulsion
vilely
vsdisgustingly
1 8.2

In a very cruel and unfair way

is about causing disgust generally, not only moral blame
abhorrently
vsdisgustingly
1 8.6

In a way that shows strong disgust and moral disapproval

focuses on causing disgust rather than moral condemnation
dirtily
vsdisgustingly
1 1.8

In a way that is not clean, fair, or polite

is about causing disgust even when cleanliness is not involved
distastefully
vsdisgustingly
1 6.7

In a way that shows dislike or makes people feel disgusted

is stronger, creating clearer, more intense disgust
loathsomely
vsdisgustingly
9.1

In a way that makes people feel very disgusted or angry

means causing disgust without necessarily implying hatred
contemptibly
vsdisgustingly
  • Offensive
8.3

In a way that makes people feel strong dislike and disgust

is about causing disgust rather than provoking moral contempt
squalidly
vsdisgustingly
8.9

In a very dirty and morally bad way

expresses disgust generally but not limited to filth or decay
filthily
vsdisgustingly
5.3

In a very dirty way

covers causing disgust without needing actual dirtiness
unpalatably
vsdisgustingly
7.9

In an unpleasant way, often because it tastes bad or is hard to accept

means causing disgust more broadly, not only distaste
objectionably
vsdisgustingly
7.7

In a way that many people find rude or offensive

is about causing clear disgust rather than mere offense
rottenly
vsdisgustingly
7.4

In a very bad or unpleasant way

expresses disgust broadly and may be less moralised
fetidly
vsdisgustingly
8.5

In a way that smells very bad

describes causing disgust beyond just an offensive smell
stinkingly
vsdisgustingly
8.1

In a way that smells very bad

refers to disgust generally, not only to bad smells
acridly
vsdisgustingly
8.6

In a sharp, unpleasant way that makes your nose or throat sting

means causing disgust more generally, not only sensory irritation

Antonyms

50 1.0

In a friendly and enjoyable way

How Disgusting

revoltingly
1 7.7
repulsively
1 7.2
disgustingly
13 4.8
offensively
  • Offensive
15 4.5
unpleasantly
5 2.7

Surface Forms

disgustingly positive
disgustinglyer comparative
disgustinglyest superlative

Morphology

disgustingly = disgusting (transparent) = disgust + ing + ly

Formed from the adjective 'disgusting' plus the productive adverbial suffix '-ly'; the meaning follows regular adjectival-to-adverb derivation.

Etymology

The word disgustingly comes from the part dis- 'not' and the root gust, from Latin gustare 'to taste'. It once meant 'to lose the taste' or 'lose appetite', and that's why disgustingly describes something that makes you feel strong dislike or feel sick.