Disgust and Harm

Disgust

Disgust verb - To cause to feel disgust.

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

Harm

Harm verb - To cause bodily damage to.

Disgust and harm are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disgust" instead a verb "Harm".

How words are described

physical physical disgust physical harm
normal normal disgust normal harm
true true disgust true harm
genuine genuine disgust genuine harm
Other adjectives: visible, real, severe, extreme, great, little, personal, permanent, incredible, immediate, general, apparent, less, slightest, further, extra.

Common collocations

girl disgust girl harm girl
people disgust people harm people
men disgust men harm men
characters disgust characters harm characters
Other words: friends, students, members, teammates, demons.

Both words in one sentence

  • Sarcasm-Blind: In chapter 38 a Hardsuit-operating Blacklight trooper fails to recognise his comrades' sarcastic disgust over his eagerness to harm kids.
  • Film / The Mask of Zorro Noble Demon: Rafael is an evil aristocrat, but he's also a loving father who refuses to harm children and expresses disgust at his Dragon's sadism.
  • She's reluctant (though willing when he pushes his luck) to harm Pinstripe because he's just a young rookie, and in a flashback expresses her disgust over a comrade who killed his wife and child.
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