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disgusting [dɪsˈgʌstɪŋ] ADJ

1. disgusting (repulsive):

disgusting
disgusting

2. disgusting (causing indignation):

disgusting

I. disgust [dɪsˈgʌst] N no pl

1. disgust (revulsion):

2. disgust (indignation):

II. disgust [dɪsˈgʌst] VB trans

1. disgust (revolt):

to be disgusted with [or at] sb/sth

2. disgust (cause indignation):

oburzać [perf oburzyć]
Present
Idisgust
youdisgust
he/she/itdisgusts
wedisgust
youdisgust
theydisgust
Past
Idisgusted
youdisgusted
he/she/itdisgusted
wedisgusted
youdisgusted
theydisgusted
Present Perfect
Ihavedisgusted
youhavedisgusted
he/she/ithasdisgusted
wehavedisgusted
youhavedisgusted
theyhavedisgusted
Past Perfect
Ihaddisgusted
youhaddisgusted
he/she/ithaddisgusted
wehaddisgusted
youhaddisgusted
theyhaddisgusted

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Garrison, in response, vomits in disgust of the movie.
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She was mistreated by everyone and became an object of jokes as well as of disgust.
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He was invariably found compiling indexes and other menial tasks connected with this, often with a headache, to the disgust of his friends.
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He eventually left due to his disgust at the industry's dishonesty.
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He witnesses several incidents of racial violence, which disgust him.
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