How Do You Spell DISGUSTS?

Pronunciation: [dɪsɡˈʌsts] (IPA)

The word "disgusts" is spelled with seven letters, and consists of two syllables. The first syllable is pronounced as "dis", with a short "i" sound, while the second syllable is pronounced as "gusts", with a hard "g" followed by a long "u" sound. The spelling of this word is consistent with English spelling norms, where the "s" is added at the end to indicate the third person singular of the verb "disgust". The IPA phonetic transcription for this word would be /dɪsˈɡʌsts/

DISGUSTS Meaning and Definition

1. Disgusts, as a noun, is the plural form of the word "disgust," which refers to a feeling of extreme dislike or revulsion towards something or someone. It is an emotion that surfaces in response to something offensive, repulsive, or repugnant, either in terms of physical appearance, taste, smell, behavior, or ideas. Disgust is often accompanied by a desire to distance oneself from the source of the disgust, to avoid contact or exposure to it. It is a natural reaction that helps humans protect themselves from potential harm or disease.

   Disgust can manifest both on a personal and societal level, and it varies in intensity depending on individual sensitivities and cultural norms. Common triggers for disgust include foul odors, grotesque physical characteristics, unsanitary conditions, immoral behavior, or certain types of food. The facial expression associated with disgust typically includes a wrinkled nose, raised upper lip, and an overall expression of discomfort.

   As a verb, disgusts is the third person singular form of the present tense of the verb "disgust." It is used to describe the action of causing someone to feel disgusted. For example, "The sight of the decaying food disgusts me," or "The disrespectful behavior of the individual disgusts many people."

Top Common Misspellings for DISGUSTS *

• discusts 30.7692307%
• disguss 23.076923%
• disssgusts 15.3846153%
• disguests 15.3846153%
• discust 7.6923076%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for DISGUSTS

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Etymology of DISGUSTS

The word "disgusts" is derived from the noun "disgust", which originated from the Old French term "desgouster". This Old French word was formed by combining the prefix "des-" (which signifies reversal or negation) and the verb "gouster" (meaning "to taste" or "to relish"). Over time, "disgust" came to represent feelings of revulsion, loathing, or displeasure towards something, and the verb form "disgusts" was derived from it to indicate the action of causing these feelings.

Similar spelling words for DISGUSTS

• disgusted,
• digested,
• dissect,
• disgustful,
• disgustedly,
• disgust,
• digester,
• digests,
• disused,
• disguises,
• disguised,
• disgusting,
• digest.

Conjugate verb Disgusts

CONDITIONAL

I would disgust

we would disgust

you would disgust

he/she/it would disgust

they would disgust

FUTURE

I will disgust

we will disgust

you will disgust

he/she/it will disgust

they will disgust

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have disgusted

we will have disgusted

you will have disgusted

he/she/it will have disgusted

they will have disgusted

PAST

I disgusted

we disgusted

you disgusted

he/she/it disgusted

they disgusted

PAST PERFECT

I had disgusted

we had disgusted

you had disgusted

he/she/it had disgusted

they had disgusted

PRESENT

I disgust

we disgust

you disgust

he/she/it disgusts

they disgust

PRESENT PERFECT

I have disgusted

we have disgusted

you have disgusted

he/she/it has disgusted

they have disgusted

I am disgusting

we are disgusting

you are disgusting

he/she/it is disgusting

they are disgusting

I was disgusting

we were disgusting

you were disgusting

he/she/it was disgusting

they were disgusting

I will be disgusting

we will be disgusting

you will be disgusting

he/she/it will be disgusting

they will be disgusting

I have been disgusting

we have been disgusting

you have been disgusting

he/she/it has been disgusting

they have been disgusting

I had been disgusting

we had been disgusting

you had been disgusting

he/she/it had been disgusting

they had been disgusting

I will have been disgusting

we will have been disgusting

you will have been disgusting

he/she/it will have been disgusting

they will have been disgusting

I would have disgusted

we would have disgusted

you would have disgusted

he/she/it would have disgusted

they would have disgusted

I would be disgusting

we would be disgusting

you would be disgusting

he/she/it would be disgusting

they would be disgusting

I would have been disgusting

we would have been disgusting

you would have been disgusting

he/she/it would have been disgusting

they would have been disgusting