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Disgust means to cause a strong feeling of dislike or revulsion. Regular verb: disgust-disgusted-disgusted.
Meanings
- To cause revulsion
- To make someone feel sick
- To offend morally
Common Collocations
disgust someone
disgusted by
disgusted with
thoroughly disgusted
Tip for Learners
Disgusted describes the feeling; disgusting describes what causes it.
Present Simple
| I | disgust |
| you | disgust |
| he/she/it | disgusts |
| we | disgust |
| they | disgust |
Examples - Present Simple
- I disgust my sister with my messy eating habits.
- You disgust people when you talk with food in your mouth.
- His behavior disgusts everyone in the office.
- We disgust ourselves when we overeat.
- They disgust the neighbors with their loud parties.
Present Continuous
| I | am disgusting |
| you | are disgusting |
| he/she/it | is disgusting |
| we | are disgusting |
| they | are disgusting |
Examples - Present Continuous
- I am disgusting myself with this unhealthy food.
- You are disgusting me with those graphic details.
- He is disgusting the audience with his crude jokes.
- We are disgusting our parents with our messy room.
- They are disgusting everyone with their rude behavior.
Present Perfect
| I | have disgusted |
| you | have disgusted |
| he/she/it | has disgusted |
| we | have disgusted |
| they | have disgusted |
Examples - Present Perfect
- I have disgusted many people with my blunt honesty.
- You have disgusted the guests with that story.
- She has disgusted her colleagues with her poor hygiene.
- We have disgusted ourselves enough for one day.
- They have disgusted the public with their scandals.
Present Perfect Continuous
| I | have been disgusting |
| you | have been disgusting |
| he/she/it | has been disgusting |
| we | have been disgusting |
| they | have been disgusting |
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been disgusting my roommate with my cooking.
- You have been disgusting everyone with those stories.
- He has been disgusting viewers with explicit content.
- We have been disgusting ourselves with junk food.
- They have been disgusting the community with their actions.
Past Simple
| I | disgusted |
| you | disgusted |
| he/she/it | disgusted |
| we | disgusted |
| they | disgusted |
Examples - Past Simple
- I disgusted everyone at dinner with my table manners.
- You disgusted me with that cruel joke.
- He disgusted the judges with his cheating.
- We disgusted our hosts with our complaints.
- They disgusted the world with their corruption.
Past Continuous
| I | was disgusting |
| you | were disgusting |
| he/she/it | was disgusting |
| we | were disgusting |
| they | were disgusting |
Examples - Past Continuous
- I was disgusting my date with my bad habits.
- You were disgusting the children with scary stories.
- She was disgusting the audience with her performance.
- We were disgusting ourselves at the buffet.
- They were disgusting passengers with their loud argument.
Past Perfect
| I | had disgusted |
| you | had disgusted |
| he/she/it | had disgusted |
| we | had disgusted |
| they | had disgusted |
Examples - Past Perfect
- I had disgusted my parents before they stopped inviting me.
- You had disgusted everyone before apologizing.
- He had disgusted his followers before losing them.
- We had disgusted ourselves before starting the diet.
- They had disgusted the public before resigning.
Past Perfect Continuous
| I | had been disgusting |
| you | had been disgusting |
| he/she/it | had been disgusting |
| we | had been disgusting |
| they | had been disgusting |
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been disgusting my family with my lifestyle for years.
- You had been disgusting readers with that column for months.
- She had been disgusting her neighbors before moving away.
- We had been disgusting ourselves before seeking help.
- They had been disgusting voters before losing the election.
Future Simple
| I | will disgust |
| you | will disgust |
| he/she/it | will disgust |
| we | will disgust |
| they | will disgust |
Examples - Future Simple
- I will disgust you if I tell you the details.
- You will disgust everyone with that behavior.
- He will disgust the committee with his proposal.
- We will disgust ourselves if we eat all of that.
- They will disgust the audience with those images.
Future Continuous
| I | will be disgusting |
| you | will be disgusting |
| he/she/it | will be disgusting |
| we | will be disgusting |
| they | will be disgusting |
Examples - Future Continuous
- I will be disgusting my family throughout the holidays.
- You will be disgusting people if you continue like this.
- He will be disgusting viewers with his new show.
- We will be disgusting ourselves at the feast.
- They will be disgusting everyone with their antics.
Future Perfect
| I | will have disgusted |
| you | will have disgusted |
| he/she/it | will have disgusted |
| we | will have disgusted |
| they | will have disgusted |
Examples - Future Perfect
- I will have disgusted everyone by the end of the evening.
- You will have disgusted the entire family by then.
- He will have disgusted his fans before the tour ends.
- We will have disgusted ourselves by dessert.
- They will have disgusted the nation by election day.
Future Perfect Continuous
| I | will have been disgusting |
| you | will have been disgusting |
| he/she/it | will have been disgusting |
| we | will have been disgusting |
| they | will have been disgusting |
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been disgusting my roommates for a year by then.
- You will have been disgusting people for too long.
- She will have been disgusting audiences for decades.
- We will have been disgusting ourselves for ages.
- They will have been disgusting the public for generations.