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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I find it disgusting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing strong disapproval or revulsion towards something.
Example: "After seeing the conditions in which the animals were kept, I find it disgusting that such practices are allowed to continue."
Alternatives: "I find it repulsive" or "I think it's revolting.".
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An agent said: "I find it disgusting.
I find it disgusting to live this way.
I find it disgusting and not just regrettable, but reprehensible.
I find it disgusting when people don't know who I am".
"I find it disgusting that some people will come here to share their grief," he said.
Frankly, I find it disgusting that so many Israelis and so many American Jews, too, have the chutzpah to besiege Obama with urgent demands to release Pollard now.
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I found it disgusting.
I don't find this shocking — of course Burberry and others burn stock — but I do find it disgusting.
He added, "I just find it disgusting that this kind of imagery is being used to attack the only way to get to universal coverage".
She added: "I don't find it disgusting.
But while I disagree with his opinion - and don't think it a particularly good cartoon either - I certainly don't find it disgusting.
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