great distaste

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a very strong feeling of not liking someone or something

distasteADJECTIVE

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great

Examples (10)

  • He looked at the spoiled food with great distaste.
  • She has a great distaste for people who are dishonest.
  • The politician expressed his great distaste for the new policy during the press conference.
  • In the novel, the main character feels a great distaste for the city's noise and chaos.
  • He wrinkled his nose with great distaste upon smelling the strange odor.
  • I imagine he will react with great distaste if you tell him the truth.
  • Many artists have a great distaste for commercialism in their work.
  • Despite his great distaste for public speaking, he gave an excellent presentation.
  • The cat eyed the new puppy with what could only be described as great distaste.
  • The queen could not hide her great distaste for the visiting envoy's crude manners.