Definition of "disgusted" []

Filled with disgust or irritated impatience. (adjective)

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Use "disgusted" in a sentence

"“We could never have killed him, Reed,” Noelle said, her expression disgusted."
"I remain disgusted that society is still arranged in such a fashion that her "virginity" can still be proscribed and defined as a commodity and valued as such, to the point that she's able to profit off that choice."
"I was, however, most disturbed by a town in Maine … Hobbs … The people there, and the things which will not leave my mind … But your phraseology … To be disgusted is to not understand, and it is my role to understand those things which cannot be understood."

Words like "disgusted"

adjusted busted crusted disgust

displeased distrusted dusted encrusted

entrusted

fed up(predicate)

gusted lusted

maladjusted mistrusted

sick of(predicate)

tired of