Disgust and Fury

Disgust

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

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Fury and disgust are semantically related. in annoyance topic. In some cases you can use "Fury" instead a noun "Disgust", when it comes to topics like outrage.

Nearby Words: disgusting, disgusted, disgustingly, disgustful, disgustedly

Fury

Fury noun - A bad-tempered scolding woman.

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Disgust and fury are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disgust" instead a noun "Fury".

Nearby Words: furious, furiously

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How words are described

old	old disgust	old fury
pure	pure disgust	pure fury
normal	normal disgust	normal fury
complete	complete disgust	complete fury
Other adjectives: utter, genuine, sheer, deep, real, perpetual, violent, great, intense, absolute, permanent, silent, further, overwhelming.

Both words in one sentence

The Gene Mage's reaction is equal parts disgust and fury that this pitiably ignorant Ungrateful Bitch just doesn't understand the Varn's "noble intentions" and never will.

Source: Webcomic / Terinu
The Doctor then makes a point of explaining to Jack in very precise and no uncertain terms exactly how he's just gone and doomed the entire human race, with a look of barely-restrained fury and disgust on his face the whole time.

Source: Recap / Doctor Who S27 E10 "The Doctor Dances"
Tranquil Fury: No matter how much Mina hates your guts, she won't show her anger or disgust til the Very Definitely Final Dungeon.

Source: Video Game / Alpha Protocol

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