disgust

noun
UK /dɪsˈɡʌst/
US /dɪsˈɡʌst/

A very strong feeling that something is gross and you want to get away from it.

She felt disgust when she saw the moldy bread.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A strong feeling of dislike or disapproval toward something wrong or unfair.

He looked at the cheating with disgust.

3. To make someone feel strong dislike or sickness.

The smell of the garbage disgusted everyone in the room.

4. A feeling of being fed up with something annoying or tiring.

She sighed with disgust at the endless traffic.