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单词 revolting
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Definition of revolting in English:

revolting

adjective rɪˈvəʊltɪŋrɪˈvoʊltɪŋ

  • Causing intense disgust; disgusting.

    there was a revolting smell that lingered in the air
    Example sentencesExamples
    • This is a revolting gesture of superiority.
    • Conversely this produced the most revolting cruelty.
    • The most revolting thing I find about television is the commercials.
    • So if you also had a revolting time at the restaurant then please, let us know.
    • The first involved much use of dried egg which has a revolting smell, not unlike that of fish food.
    • There seems to be a competition going on amongst the senior managers to see who can wear the silliest or most revolting tie.
    • Then you become hugely desirable, in a revolting sort of way.
    • No wonder I didn't know I had a brain when I was at home, or that I wasn't a totally revolting person.
    • "He is the most revolting human being I have ever met," Butler said.
    • Diego Martin has suddenly become the scene of some of the most revolting crimes.
    • The husband got disgustingly drunk and behaved in a revolting manner.
    • It is kind of funny in a revolting way.
    • This is a revolting confession, I know.
    • And when cops raided his house, they found evidence of an even more revolting crime.
    • I wonder what the revolting students find objectionable about that.
    • Don't leave me there wondering exactly which revolting character flaw you found the biggest turn off.
    • It is such a revolting thing to have happened to such an amazing man.
    • There was a revolting smell that lingered in the air.
    • I actually get quite offended if anyone dares to use that revolting word when referring to me.
    • This defense makes his original speech all the more revolting.

Derivatives

  • revoltingly

    • adverbrɪˈvəʊltɪŋlirəˈvoʊltɪŋli
    • as submodifier when I was a kid I was revoltingly precocious
      Example sentencesExamples
      • My bodega has started selling these revoltingly large ones.
      • It wasn't so long ago that most of the food we eat did not come from revoltingly massive force-feed farms, or from fields laden with toxic chemicals, soaked in nitrogen fertilizer, and stuffed with genetically modified seed.
      • Despite this, the flesh was much sought after by indigenous people as a source of food and medicine, but I couldn't get past the revoltingly awful smell to try it.
      • Yesterday was revoltingly hot and I woke with lower abdominal pain.
      • So yesterday I get a call from Michael at Newcastle Herald or some such Fairfaxian publication, for a bit of an interview with me about this very blog, which will hopefully make me revoltingly famous and internationally lauded.

Rhymes

Boulting

Definition of revolting in US English:

revolting

adjectiveriˈvōltiNGrɪˈvoʊltɪŋ

  • Causing intense disgust; disgusting.

    there was a revolting smell that lingered in the air
    Example sentencesExamples
    • Diego Martin has suddenly become the scene of some of the most revolting crimes.
    • This is a revolting gesture of superiority.
    • It is kind of funny in a revolting way.
    • This is a revolting confession, I know.
    • "He is the most revolting human being I have ever met," Butler said.
    • There seems to be a competition going on amongst the senior managers to see who can wear the silliest or most revolting tie.
    • The most revolting thing I find about television is the commercials.
    • No wonder I didn't know I had a brain when I was at home, or that I wasn't a totally revolting person.
    • The first involved much use of dried egg which has a revolting smell, not unlike that of fish food.
    • Then you become hugely desirable, in a revolting sort of way.
    • Conversely this produced the most revolting cruelty.
    • And when cops raided his house, they found evidence of an even more revolting crime.
    • I wonder what the revolting students find objectionable about that.
    • There was a revolting smell that lingered in the air.
    • Don't leave me there wondering exactly which revolting character flaw you found the biggest turn off.
    • It is such a revolting thing to have happened to such an amazing man.
    • This defense makes his original speech all the more revolting.
    • I actually get quite offended if anyone dares to use that revolting word when referring to me.
    • The husband got disgustingly drunk and behaved in a revolting manner.
    • So if you also had a revolting time at the restaurant then please, let us know.
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