Disgust and Escape

Disgust

Disgust noun - A dislike so strong as to cause stomach upset or queasiness.

Escape and disgust are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Escape" instead a noun "Disgust".

Escape

Escape noun - The act or an instance of getting free from danger or confinement.

Disgust and escape are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disgust" instead a noun "Escape".

How words are described

particular particular disgust particular escape
initial initial disgust initial escape
true true disgust true escape
genuine genuine disgust genuine escape
Other adjectives: obvious, real, violent, great, personal, apparent, subsequent.

Common collocations

wrath disgust wrath escape wrath
time disgust time escape time

Both words in one sentence

  • Characters / Disgaea: Hour of Darkness In the Disgaea 2 manga, when Flonne makes Laharl prawns, he looks at it with disgust and tries to escape when she attempts to feed him.
  • Anime / Cyber Team in Akihabara World War I: Crane Bahnsteik's disgust of the bloodshed is what prompted him to escape from Earth in 1918.
  • Comic Book / Lucky Luke Luke asks him how does he do it, and he replies "Like everybody: with disgust." When Luke's hired by to find a stolen horse, he wonders if it didn't simply escape.
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