Disgust
Disgust verb - To cause to feel disgust.
Pulled
Both words in one sentence
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The Chosen Zero: The sheriff, a no-name black (in a time where being black was being seen as sub-human) railway worker deliberately pulled to sheriff duty to disgust the townsfolk into leaving.
Source: Film / Blazing Saddles -
In New Watch, Anton notes with disgust how the rich and the powerful blatantly ignore traffic laws and never even get pulled over due to "special" license plates or even no license plates at all.
Source: Literature / Night Watch - A few years later, Lawler expressed disgust when Diesel (a brutal heel at this point) pulled Mad Dog Vachon's prosthetic leg off.
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