feel revulsion

Frequency: 8.018.3 per million words

to experience a feeling of disgust

revulsionVERB + revulsion

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feel

Examples (10)

  • Many people feel a strong revulsion towards cruelty to animals.
  • He felt a sudden revulsion at the sight of the squalor.
  • I would feel deep revulsion if I witnessed such an act.
  • Feeling a sense of revulsion, she turned away from the gruesome scene.
  • It's natural to feel revulsion when confronted with such barbarity.
  • The public began to feel a growing revulsion against the dictator's policies.
  • She couldn't help but feel an instinctive revulsion for his manipulative nature.
  • Do you ever feel a sense of revulsion when you hear stories of extreme injustice?
  • Upon discovering the truth, he knew he would forever feel profound revulsion.
  • The documentary was designed to make viewers feel revulsion at the environmental damage.