noun
- a strong feeling of disgust or distaste
- a sudden strong change of feeling, especially from one extreme to the opposite
Usage: formal
Examples
- She felt revulsion at the sight of the spoiled food.
- The graphic images caused widespread revulsion among viewers.
- His revulsion toward violence made him a pacifist.
- There was a revulsion of public opinion after the scandal broke.
- The smell filled him with revulsion.
- The documentary sparked revulsion and calls for reform.
- She couldn’t hide her revulsion at his crude behavior.