Disgust
Disgust noun - A dislike so strong as to cause stomach upset or queasiness.
Unwillingness and disgust are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unwillingness" instead a noun "Disgust".
Unwillingness
Unwillingness noun - A lack of willingness or desire to do or accept something.
Disgust and unwillingness are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disgust" instead a noun "Unwillingness".
Nearby Words: unwilling, unwillingly
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- indisposition and disgust
- indisposition and unwillingness
- loathing and disgust
- loathing and unwillingness
- abhorrence and disgust
- abhorrence and unwillingness
- displeasure and disgust
- displeasure and unwillingness
- dissatisfaction and disgust
- dissatisfaction and unwillingness
- objection and disgust
- objection and unwillingness
- dislike and disgust
- dislike and unwillingness
Both words in one sentence
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Knight in Sour Armor: Van Helsing gives off this attitude early on, complaining about his negative public image and nearly walking out on the Cardinal out of disgust for the Knights of the Holy Order's unwillingness to go public and clear things up.
Source: Film / Van Helsing
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