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disgust

noun as in aversion; repulsion

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verb as in cause aversion; repel

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The only thing I care about is that women from Middle America who are not disgusting mongrels see the special.

She portrayed herself as a loud and proud champion of ordinary people looking at the worst Westminster behaviour in disgust.

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Save Our Future and Our Kids Future - one of the Facebook pages behind the flags campaign - said it was "disgusted" by the councils' response.

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A second man has been arrested over "disgusting" racist abuse sent on social media to England footballer Jess Carter.

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Speaking on BBC News NI's Good Morning Ulster programme, she said it was "disgusting" that anyone would be attacked in their own home.

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