Disgust and Inability

Disgust

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

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

Inability noun - The lack of sufficient ability, power, or means.

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Disgust and inability are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disgust" instead a noun "Inability".

physical	physical disgust	physical inability
similar	similar disgust	similar inability
natural	natural disgust	natural inability
complete	complete disgust	complete inability
Other adjectives: utter, total, initial, genuine, sheer, deep, obvious, real, severe, extreme, absolute, moral, general, apparent, mutual, growing, strange.

After that, his disgust with Jake's methods led him to bleed the power from the weapons; their inability to attack led to Rachel's death.

Source: Contest Winner Cameo
Given his freakish appearance, massive size, and general inability to function in normal society, most people react with horror, disgust, or both.

Source: Cuddle Bug
In Happy Feet, poor little Mumble is eyed with disaproval and disgust from everyone (except for the Amigos, his love interest Gloria, his mother and eventually his father) due to his abnormal inability to sing and affinity to dance.

Source: All of the Other Reindeer

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