revolting
adjective /rɪˈvəʊl.tɪŋ/
/-ˈvoʊl-/ Definition
› extremely unpleasant: a revolting smell of rotting cabbage Picking your nose is a revolting habit. → Synonym disgustingSerious and unpleasantNot attractive to look atInformal words for bad revoltingly /-li/ adverb Serious and unpleasantNot attractive to look atInformal words for bad
(Definition of revolting adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- abominable adjective
- abysmal adjective
- apocalyptic adjective
- appalling adjective
- awfully adverb (BADLY)
- belief noun
- corrosive adjective
- from hell idiom
- grim adjective (UNPLEASANT)
- grisly adjective
- grotesque adjective
- gruesome adjective
- noxious adjective
- rotten adjective
- shitty adjective
- shocking adjective (VERY BAD)
- sickening adjective
- snivelling adjective
- stinking adjective (BAD)
- wretched adjective
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