disgusted

When one experiences disgusted nausea, then, one rejects otherness within the self--a performance that stands in for the attempt to repel a disavowed entity that threatens to be part of the self.

Jon Gaunt "There are no words to express how disgusted I am that any service person should be turned away just because they are in uniform.

Dempsey seems to be every neutral's player of the year after his goalscoring heroics and, while admirers of Eastwood must be dwindling - Dirty Harry is 81 years old, after all - a new generation of young footy fans has been gusted (that must be the opposite of disgusted, right?

As a normal person with a heart, I will never be disgusted.

You have told her that you are "repulsed, disgusted, and disappointed", and are now surprised that, having told her that her opinions repulse, disgust and disappoint you, she is no longer speaking to you

Disgust sensitivity refers to the degree to which an individual feels disgusted in response to a variety of stimuli.

And I have to say that I'm disgusted by the behaviour of TV3.

She is a Goth and a vegan who idolizes Purge and is disgusted with Leo's interest in money and Republicans.

Of Democrats so disgusted with Republicans that they've taken the virtually unprecedented step of filibustering judicial nominees.

One might be disgusted at dishonest political advertisement, for instance.

The 76-year-old veteran entertainer says he is disgusted by the fiery Scot's love of foul language.

He's a doctor--why is he so disgusted by naked bodies?

She was so disgusted by its writhing, creepy-crawly form that she could not face lettuce for a long time.

But I am also instructed by the fact that my cultural counterparts are disgusted by what disgusts me, more or less.

We wish we could have seen your reaction, because a British research team has assured us that we would know if you were disgusted.