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shameless, outrageous, notorious, shocking, scandalous,
improper, unseemly, unworthy; indecent, rude, flagrant, lewd,
lascivious, delinquent, objectionable: Your drunken behaviour
at the party last night was a disgraceful performance.
disgruntled
adj. displeased, dissatisfied, irritated, peeved, vexed, cross,
exasperated, annoyed, unhappy, disappointed, discontented, put
out; malcontent, discontent, testy, cranky, peevish, grouchy,
grumpy, moody, sullen, sulky, ill-humoured, bad-tempered,
ill-tempered, Colloq fed up, Slang browned off, Brit cheesed
off: He was disgruntled at the thought of having to go shopping
in the pouring rain.
disguise v. 1 camouflage, cover up, conceal, hide, mask: The van was
disguised as a hay wagon. 2 misrepresent, falsify, counterfeit,
fake, deceive: They have disguised the true profits to avoid
paying taxes.
--n. 3 guise, identity, cover-up, camouflage, appearance,
semblance, form, outfit, costume: She appeared in the disguise
of a policewoman. 4 pretence, deception, dissimulation, fa‡ade,
semblance, Colloq front: Disguise is seldom resorted to by
spies these days.
disgust v. 1 sicken, offend, nauseate, repel, revolt, put off, outrage,
appal, Slang gross out: His patronizing attitude disgusts those
who work for him.
--n. 2 revulsion, nausea, sickness, repugnance, fulsomeness,
outrage, distaste, aversion: One look at the food filled me
with disgust. 3 loathing, contempt, hatred, abhorrence, odium,
animus, animosity, enmity, antagonism, antipathy, dislike: Some
feel disgust at the thought of eating insects.
disgusted adj. nauseated, sickened, nauseous, queasy; offended, outraged,
Colloq fed up (with), sick (of), sick and tired (of); Slang US
grossed out: Disgusted customers complain about delays in
service.
disgusting
adj. nauseating, sickening, offensive, outrageous, sick-making,
fulsome, repulsive, revolting, repugnant, off-putting,