repugnance

This reflects the repugnance of sex tourism in today’s Nagasaki, the latest form of white gaze.

Regarding Ashley Madison the repugnance refers to the fallout from the hack, not the site's merchandising of adultery.

The rest of the world, which recoils in repugnance at whom we have become, does not take us seriously.

Beyond its obvious repugnance in moral terms, Abe’s murder challenges us to consider what implications his sudden loss might have for the political future, in Japan and globally.

They dyed the slime green, of course, just to up the ante on kids’ pleasure and parents’ repugnance.