Disgust
Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
How words are described
| old | old disgust | old hold |
| complete | complete disgust | complete hold |
| infinite | infinite disgust | infinite hold |
| true | true disgust | true hold |
| Other adjectives: strong, little. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Miller might have taken a level in Jerk Ass, but even he doesn't hold back in expressing his disgust with what Huey did to his wife and tried to do with his son.
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Though they try to be civil, they simply cannot hold back their disgust with humans, what with the lack of shape changing, rigid skeletons, specialized organs, and the hair.
Source: Humans Through Alien Eyes -
This reaches its natural conclusion in the Halloween Episode Undead Nightmare, where Seth's reaction to the Zombie Apocalypse is to play poker and hold parties with the walking dead, and to express disgust with Marston for wanting to end the curse that brought them back to life.
Source: Grave Robbing
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