n.厌恶，嫌恶，恶心，惊恐

The sight of the decaying building filled him with revulsion.
看到那座腐朽的建筑，他感到厌恶。
She experienced a sudden revulsion at the thought of eating meat.
一想到吃肉，她突然感到恶心。
The revelation of the politician's corrupt practices caused widespread revulsion among voters.
政客贪污行为的揭露引起了选民们的普遍反感。
His abusive language provoked a feeling of revulsion in those around him.
他的辱骂性语言引起了周围人的反感。
The documentary on animal cruelty sparked public revulsion and calls for stricter laws.
那部关于虐待动物的纪录片激起了公众的愤慨，并呼吁制定更严格的法律。
The smell of rotten eggs elicited an immediate revulsion from the guests.
腐烂鸡蛋的气味立刻让客人们感到恶心。
Reading about the atrocities committed during the war filled her with revulsion.
阅读战争期间犯下的暴行让她感到极度厌恶。
The revulsion against the use of plastic has led to a surge in demand for eco-friendly alternatives.
对塑料使用的反感导致了对环保替代品需求的激增。
The brutal murder scene depicted in the movie evoked a sense of revulsion among the audience.
电影中描绘的残忍谋杀场景引起了观众的厌恶感。
The discovery of contaminated food in the supermarket sparked a wave of consumer revulsion.
超市发现受污染食品，引发了一波消费者的强烈反感。