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revolting

[ri-vohl-ting] / rɪˈvoʊl tɪŋ /


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BOSTON—The home of a famous 1773 tea party is revolting again, this time over coffee.

From The Wall Street Journal

An absolutely revolting clump of dark hair that probably means Camille was trimming her bangs again.

From Literature

Like there was a dark cloud of rank, revolting air around me that no one wanted to penetrate for fear of excruciating pain or agonizing injury.

From Literature

Or at least the failure would be glorious, if it weren’t so revolting at the same time.

From Salon

The show has included the usual mix of potentially terrifying or revolting trials for the celebrities, including parachuting into the jungle, crawling through stinky slime and encountering creatures including crocodiles.

From BBC