to cause loathing or nausea in.

to offend the good taste, moral sense, etc., of; cause extreme dislike or revulsion in

Your vulgar remarks disgust me.

a strong distaste; nausea; loathing.

repugnance caused by something offensive; strong aversion

He left the room in disgust.

noun

admiration , appeal , desire , esteem , fondness , like , liking , loving , respect , reverence

verb

admire , appeal , desire , esteem , like , love , respect , revere

noun

abhorrence , abomination , antipathy , detestation , dislike , distaste , hatefulness , hatred , loathing , nausea , nauseation , nauseousness , objection , repugnance , revolt , revulsion , satiation , satiety , sickness , surfeit , aversion , cesspool , odium , repulsion

verb

abominate , be repulsive , bother , cloy on , disenchant , displease , disturb , fill with loathing , gross out , insult , irk , make one sick , nauseate , offend , offend morals of , outrage , pall , pique , put off , reluct , repulse , revolt , scandalize , shock , sicken , surfeit , turn off , turn one’s stomach , upset , repel , abhorrence , abomination , antipathy , appall , aversion , blench , dislike , distaste , loathing , recoil , repugnance , repulsion , revulsion