extreme distaste

Frequency: 7.512.3 per million words

a very strong feeling of not liking someone or something

distasteADJECTIVE

Categories:

extreme

Examples (10)

  • He couldn't hide his extreme distaste for the political candidate's controversial views.
  • She wrinkled her nose in extreme distaste at the smell of rotten garbage.
  • The critic's review was filled with extreme distaste for the new film, calling it a complete failure.
  • I have an extreme distaste for public speaking, which makes my job very challenging.
  • His voice was laced with extreme distaste as he described the company's unethical practices.
  • Despite her extreme distaste for his personality, she had to work with him on the project.
  • The child showed an extreme distaste for vegetables, pushing the plate away firmly.
  • Many people feel an extreme distaste for cruelty to animals.
  • He regarded the overly sweet dessert with extreme distaste after just one bite.
  • The look of extreme distaste on her face was unmistakable when he told the offensive joke.