Disgust
Force
Force verb - To cause (a person) to give in to pressure.
How words are described
| physical | physical disgust | physical force |
| pure | pure disgust | pure force |
| natural | natural disgust | natural force |
| true | true disgust | true force |
| Other adjectives: sheer, strong, real, great, personal, overwhelming. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Electrification Transmutations, however, aren't just raw electricity - they're backed by Torment, the force of a Promethean's rage and disgust at being rejected by the world around it.
Source: Shock and Awe - When the rogue's existence is covered up, Wolfe resigns in disgust from the force and becomes Amanda's partner.
- According to the Chantry of Dragon Age, the Maker abandoned humanity out of disgust when a group of mages tried to take over Heaven by force.
Source: Have You Seen My God?
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