revulsion at

Frequency: 6.39.2 per million words

a feeling of disgust caused by something

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Examples (10)

  • He tried to conceal his instinctive revulsion at the idea.
  • The public expressed widespread revulsion at the brutal act.
  • She felt a strong revulsion at the sight of the decaying food.
  • There was a collective sense of revulsion at the injustice of the verdict.
  • Many viewers shared a deep revulsion at the graphic violence in the film.
  • His face betrayed his revulsion at the politician's hypocritical statements.
  • The villagers showed their revulsion at the destruction of their sacred forest.
  • Despite her efforts to remain neutral, a wave of revulsion at the unfair treatment washed over her.
  • The news of the scandal caused profound revulsion at the corruption within the system.
  • They couldn't hide their utter revulsion at the cruelty inflicted upon the animals.