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Synonym for disgust [verb]

The synonym disgust synonymous definition words:
means "nauseate"
make one sick, sicken
- conjugate verb disgust
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disgust [verb]

means "detest"
satiate, abominate, abhor, scandalise, scandalize, shock, displease, offend

disgust [noun]

means "loathing"
gorge, sickness, abhorrence, surfeit, disrelish, distaste, hatred

disgust [noun]

means "dislike"
antipathy, aversion, detestation, dissatisfaction, repugnance
Further results for the word "disgust"

abhor [verb]

means "detest"
satiate, abominate, disgust, scandalise, scandalize, shock

abominate [verb]

means "detest"
satiate, disgust, abhor, scandalise, scandalize, shock

appall [verb]

means "dismay"
petrify, disgust, awe, amaze, offend, terrify

aversion [noun]

means "dislike"
dissatisfaction, antagonism, disfavour, antipathy, disinclination, disgust

detestation [noun]

means "dislike"
antipathy, aversion, disgust, dissatisfaction, repugnance

disinclination [noun]

means "aversion"
dissatisfaction, antagonism, disfavour, antipathy, dislike, disgust

dislike [noun]

means "aversion"
dissatisfaction, antagonism, disfavour, antipathy, disinclination, disgust

dissatisfaction [noun]

means "aversion"
dislike, antagonism, disfavour, antipathy, disinclination, disgust

distaste [noun]

means "loathing"
gorge, sickness, abhorrence, surfeit, disrelish, disgust

hate [noun]

means "feeling"
hatred, disgust, aversion, antipathy, rancour, malevolence

nausea [noun]

means "revulsion"
rejection, offence, aversion, hatred, disgust

nauseate [verb]

means "sicken"
disgust, revolt

phobia [noun]

means "dislike"
disgust, avoidance, aversion, hate

repel [verb]

means "nauseate"
sicken, disgust, offend, revolt

repulsion [noun]

means "repugnance"
aversion, revulsion, denial, rejection, refusal, disgust

revolt [verb]

means "nauseate"
disgust, sicken, shock, repel

revolt [noun]

means "aversion"
disgust, loathing

shock [verb]

means "action"
disgust, revolt, sicken, nauseate, appall, offend

sicken [verb]

means "nauseate"
appall, disgust, repel, make one sick, jade, repulse

disgusted [adjective]

means "overwrought"
fed up, appalled, offended, revolted, sickened, shocked

disgusting [adjective]

means "foul"
fetid, gross, loathsome, noisome, offensive, putrid, repellent

abhorrent [adjective]

means "offensive"
nauseous, abominable, detestable, disgusting, hateful, horrible

atrocious [adjective]

means "horrible"
hideous, appalling, abominable, monstrous, grievous, disgusting

averse [adjective]

means "repelled"
inimical, disgusted, antagonistic

beastly [adjective]

means "disagreeable"
nasty, disgusting, offensive, unclean, revolting, obscene

cursed [adjective]

means "hateful"
atrocious, abominable, odious, heinous, damnable, disgusting

distasteful [adjective]

means "loathsome"
sour, objectionable, disgusting, nauseating, sickening, unpalatable

foul [adjective]

means "property"
disgusting, fetid, gross, loathsome, noisome, offensive

horrible [adjective]

means "offensive"
repulsive, disgusting, shocking, deplorable, abominable, odious

horrified [adjective]

means "frightened"
terrified, shocked, repelled, aghast, appalled, disgusted

horrifying [adjective]

means "offensive"
nauseous, abominable, detestable, disgusting, hateful, horrible

invidious [adjective]

means "sickening"
disagreeable, ghastly, evil, disgusting, offensive, foul

mucky [adjective]

means "unclean"
defiled, nasty, dirty, disgusting, filthy, foul

nasty [adjective]

means "property"
offensive, disgusting, revolting, nauseating, ugly, nauseous, unclean, defiled, mucky, dirty, disgusting, filthy

nauseous [adjective]

means "revolting"
abhorrent, despicable, detestable, disgusting, loathsome, nasty

noisome [adjective]

means "putrid"
disgusting, fetid, malodorous, foul, offensive

odious [adjective]

means "offensive"
disgusting, repulsive, forbidding, loathsome, obnoxious, repellent

offensive [adjective]

means "sickening"
disagreeable, ghastly, evil, disgusting, invidious, foul

prurient [adjective]

means "disagreeable"
nasty, disgusting, offensive, unclean, revolting, obscene

repellent [adjective]

means "offensive"
disgusting, revolting, nauseating, ugly, nauseous, objectionable

repulsive [adjective]

means "vile"
revolting, disgusting, offensive, repellent, nauseating, nauseous

rotten [adjective]

means "characteristic"
corrupt, dishonest, deceitful, debauched, contaminated, disgusting

sickened [adjective]

means "overwrought"
fed up, appalled, offended, revolted, disgusted, shocked

sickening [adjective]

means "offensive"
disagreeable, ghastly, evil, disgusting, invidious, foul

terrified [adjective]

means "frightened"
horrified, shocked, repelled, aghast, appalled, disgusted

unwholesome [adjective]

means "offensive"
disgusting, foul, loathsome, obscene, repellent, hideous

vile [adjective]

means "repulsive"
revolting, disgusting, offensive, repellent, nauseating, nauseous

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