Sentence examples for to disgust from inspiring English sources

There's "skeeve," meaning "a disgusting person" or "to disgust," along with the adjective "skeevy," possibly derived from an Italian word for disgusting, schifoso.

I wanted to disgust.

The irony seemed to disgust her.

According to Stanfil, ridicule soon turned to disgust.

Could it pertain to disgust, a burgeoning field of research?

In that regard, skeevy comes from schifare, to disgust.

He trusted me not to disgust students or teachers.

He leaves the racist South for New York City, but his encounters continue to disgust him.

Some studies have suggested that political conservatives are more prone to disgust than liberals are.

What they found was that as progesterone levels went up, so did sensitivity to disgust.

Their power, respectively, is to disgust, to alarm and to commit occasional acts of terrible violence.