adj
revolting
Revolting (adj) means causing intense disgust; repulsive. Example: “The kitchen was left in a revolting state after the party.”
adj
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Causing intense disgust; repulsive.
"The kitchen was left in a revolting state after the party."
How to use revolting
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishExtremely disgusting — used for things like smells, sights, or behaviour.
Common pairings
a revolting smell
absolutely revolting
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Word forms
- Plural
- revoltings
- Comparative
- more revolting
- Superlative
- most revolting
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The kitchen was left in a _____ state after the party.
Synonyms
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repellant
disgusting
yucky
skanky
loathly
foul
disgustful
wicked
repelling
repellent
loathsome
distasteful
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Rhymes for revolting
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What does “revolting” mean?
The word “revolting” means causing intense disgust; repulsive. In plain terms, extremely disgusting — used for things like smells, sights, or behaviour.
How do you use “revolting” in a sentence?
Here is “revolting” used in a sentence: “The kitchen was left in a revolting state after the party.”
What part of speech is “revolting”?
“Revolting” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of revolting?
"revolting" (adj) means causing intense disgust; repulsive.
