Loathing, nausea; abhorrence, detestation; occasionally an abomination.

Nausea, loathing, disgust.

Dread, fear, horror, loathing.

Horror, dread, loathing. Obsolete.

The action of loathe, v.; intense dislike, abhorrence; strong distaste (for food).

A feeling or state of mind of disgust and hatred; detestation, loathing, abhorrence. Frequently with of (also to, at). to hold (also †have) in abomin…

loathing, disgust.

abhorrence.

Disgust, aversion; esp. the state of being surfeited or overindulged with something. Cf. fastidium, n.

A feeling of loathing, disgust, or repugnance; aversion, dislike, reluctance; nausea. Obsolete.

Loathing. Obsolete.

Abhorrence = horribleness, n. 2. Obsolete. rare.

The feeling or mental state of detesting; intense dislike or hatred; abhorrence, loathing.

= abhorrence, n. 1.

The action of dislike, v.: aversion, disapproval; dislike; the opposite of liking.

Disgust, aversion, lack of appetite, esp. for something of which one has had a surfeit or excess. Obsolete.

Abhorrence, disgust.

The quality of being offensive or disgusting to the senses; foulness, disgustingness. Obsolete.

The action of execrating. Utter detestation; intense abhorrence.

The condition of feeling or exciting disgust or loathing; abhorrence. Also: an abhorrence of something.

Dislike, hatred, ill-will; in later use, in physical sense, disgust, loathing. Also to have in loath.

The condition of abhorring or recoiling from something; detestation, hatred, repugnance. Also: a feeling of repugnance or loathing.

= abhorrence, n. 1. Now rare.

The contrary feeling to liking or affection for an object; distaste, aversion, repugnance. (Cf. dislike, v. 3.)

Disinclination, dislike; (moderate) aversion, disgust, or repugnance.

Strong repugnance, aversion, or repulsion excited by that which is loathsome or offensive, as a foul smell, disagreeable person or action…

In extended use: strong disgust, loathing, or aversion; a feeling of this.

The quality of being opposite or opposed; contrariety, antagonism; †repugnance (obsolete).

Distaste, revulsion. Also with of. Obsolete.

Detestation, hearty hatred.

Loathing (for food). Obsolete. rare.

Strong dislike, distaste, antipathy, or aversion (to or against a thing); an instance of this.

Hatred, dislike; aversion, contempt. (As a feeling or quality of the subject.)

= abhorrence, n. 1.

That which is abominated; loathsomeness. Also occasionally: an abominated person or thing.

Action giving rise to nausea; (also) nausea itself.

Loathing, aversion, dislike. Obsolete.

Opposition or resistance of mind or feeling. In later use: a feeling of strong aversion (= repugnance, n. 3).

= disgust, n.

A feeling of intense disgust; dislike, aversion, repugnance; (also occasionally) an instance of this.

Disgust at or hatred of oneself; self-loathing.

figurative. Opposition, objection, repugnance.