Disgust and Lack

Disgust

Disgust verb - To cause to feel disgust.

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

Lack verb - Be without.

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Disgust and lack are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disgust" instead a verb "Lack".

Nearby Words: lacking, lacked

physical	physical disgust	physical lack
clear	clear disgust	clear lack
similar	similar disgust	similar lack
usual	usual disgust	usual lack
Other adjectives: natural, complete, utter, total, initial, true, genuine, sheer, obvious, strong, real, severe, extreme, great, absolute, personal, incredible, general, apparent, growing.

time	disgust time	lack time
characters	disgust characters	lack characters

The suitors are often very vocal and aggressive in their courtship despite the lack of progress or even outright disgust exhibited by the recipient of their love.

Source: Rejection Affection
One of the earliest 'compliments' you hear from his mouth is: "I have a growing lack of disgust for you."

Source: Can Not Spit It Out
When discussing foreign games about WWII, they always mentioned their disgust at the America Won World War II trope and lack of mention of the Soviet's decisive role in winning the war.

Source: Immigrant Patriotism

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