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The phrase "a disgusting thing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that elicits a strong reaction of distaste. For example: "The smell of the garbage was a disgusting thing."
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"It was a disgusting thing to do," she said.
"I think it's a disgusting thing," he said.
"It was a disgusting thing that I did.
The moment he crosses the floor to come to Ukip, it's suddenly a disgusting thing.
1970s New York, muses the judge, is a disgusting thing, "like surveying the evolution of slime".
Conservative blogger and broadcaster Iain Dale said Watson was a "disgrace", adding: "What a disgusting thing to do".
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And I thought it was disgusting, a remarkably disgusting thing to do by Ross and Brand personally, but in a way even more disgusting that the BBC thought they should run it".
This would be a truly disgusting thing to assert".
But Margaret Funnell, a founder of Diana's Circle, a group dedicated to preserving the memory of the princess, said, "This is a distasteful, disgusting thing, really".
Detox is an awesome and disgusting thing, and saunas are really excellent for assisting in removing horrible shit out of your body.
If you ask a Westerner to name the most disgusting thing they have eaten, there is a good chance that a crunchy cricket or a chewy grub could be mentioned.
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