Disgust and Engage

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Disgust

Disgust verb - To cause to feel disgust.
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Synonyms for Disgust
Antonyms for Disgust
Engage is an antonym for disgust.
Nearby Words: disgusting, disgusted, disgustingly, disgustful, disgustedly

Engage

Engage verb - To hold the attention of.
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Synonyms for Engage
Antonyms for Engage
Disgust is an antonym for engage in engross topic.
Nearby Words: engagement, engaging, engagingly
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Common collocations

audience disgust audience engage audience
time disgust time engage time
bad disgust bad engage bad
students disgust students engage students
Other words: guys.

Both words in one sentence

  • If It's You, It's Okay Although Jack is a gay man (and one who frequently states his disgust at heterosexuality) it is implied that he and Karen frequently engage in sexual activity with one another.
    Source: If It's You, It's Okay
  • Man, I Feel Like a Woman Or maybe it's because All Women Are Prudes and thus disgust is far more expected, while on the other hand males-turned-female will engage in this trope even if they are horrified by the transformation to show that All Men Are Perverts.
    Source: Man, I Feel Like a Woman
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Antonyms for disgust


Antonyms for engage

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