Disgust and Fire

Disgust

Disgust verb - To cause to feel disgust.

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

Fire

Fire verb - To cause (a projectile) to be driven forward with force.

Disgust and fire are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disgust" instead a verb "Fire".

Nearby Words: fired, fireball, firing, fireside, fireplace

How words are described

pure pure disgust pure fire
normal normal disgust normal fire
complete complete disgust complete fire
true true disgust true fire
Other adjectives: real, little, eternal, strange.

Common collocations

people disgust people fire people
time disgust time fire time

Both words in one sentence

  • Dany, who speaks the language being translated, alternates between amusement at the slave and disgust at the slaver, and ultimately saves the girl by recruiting her and sets her master on fire.
  • Manga / Sabagebu! However, a sleeping dog accidentally triggers a fire hoop, and through its disgust for Momoka, Platy jumps over the fire, while the owner's dog wallows in fear from it.
  • Film / It Happened One Night Peter makes a drunk call to his editor who decides to fire him while on the phone and then hangs up in disgust.
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