Disgust
Lead
Lead verb - To point out the way for (someone) especially from a position in front.
How words are described
| clear | clear disgust | clear lead |
| particular | particular disgust | particular lead |
| normal | normal disgust | normal lead |
| initial | initial disgust | initial lead |
| Other adjectives: true, obvious, plain, strong, real, vocal, great, little, overwhelming. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- This lead to her insisting Jacobs change in various ways to the detriment of her tag team's performance, which in turn lead to Whitmer leaving in disgust as Jacobs bowed to her every whim.
Source: Motive Decay - The lead jock expresses his disgust by pointing out the girl's ponytail and glasses!
Source: Hollywood Nerd - In Open Season Elliot agrees to lead Boog back to timberline by using this trope, much to Boog's disgust
Source: Spit Shake
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