embarrassed |
disgusted |
As adjectives the difference between embarrassed and disgusted
is that
embarrassed is having a feeling of shameful discomfort while
disgusted is filled with disgust.
As verbs the difference between embarrassed and disgusted
is that
embarrassed is (
embarrass) while
disgusted is (
disgust).
disgusted |
disappointed |
As adjectives the difference between disgusted and disappointed
is that
disgusted is filled with disgust while
disappointed is defeated of expectation or hope; let down.
As verbs the difference between disgusted and disappointed
is that
disgusted is (
disgust) while
disappointed is (
disappoint).
disgusted |
undefined |
As adjectives the difference between disgusted and undefined
is that
disgusted is filled with disgust while
undefined is lacking a definition or value.
As a verb disgusted
is (
disgust).
disgusted |
shocked |
As adjectives the difference between disgusted and shocked
is that
disgusted is filled with disgust while
shocked is surprised, startled, confused, or taken aback.
As verbs the difference between disgusted and shocked
is that
disgusted is (
disgust) while
shocked is (
shock).
gusted |
disgusted |
As verbs the difference between gusted and disgusted
is that
gusted is past tense of gust while
disgusted is past tense of disgust.
As an adjective disgusted is
filled with disgust.
disgusted |
sickened |
As adjectives the difference between disgusted and sickened
is that
disgusted is filled with disgust while
sickened is disgusted or revolted.
As verbs the difference between disgusted and sickened
is that
disgusted is (
disgust) while
sickened is (
sicken).
disgusted |
despised |
As adjectives the difference between disgusted and despised
is that
disgusted is filled with disgust while
despised is hated; viewed with scorn.
As verbs the difference between disgusted and despised
is that
disgusted is (
disgust) while
despised is (
despise).
disgusted |
nauseous |
As adjectives the difference between disgusted and nauseous
is that
disgusted is filled with disgust while
nauseous is causing nausea; sickening or disgusting.
As a verb disgusted
is (
disgust).
mad |
disgusted |
As a pronoun mad
is .
As an adjective disgusted is
filled with disgust.
As a verb disgusted is
(
disgust).
disturbing |
disgusted |
As adjectives the difference between disturbing and disgusted
is that
disturbing is causing distress or worry; upsetting or unsettling while
disgusted is filled with disgust.
As verbs the difference between disturbing and disgusted
is that
disturbing is present participle of lang=en while
disgusted is past tense of disgust.
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