Disgosto
Disgosto is a noun used in Portuguese to denote a feeling of aversion, displeasure, or revulsion toward something perceived as unpleasant, offensive, or morally objectionable. It can refer to physical disgust as well as to emotional or moral unease, and its intensity can range from mild discontent to strong revulsion. In everyday speech, disgosto often relates to situations that spoil mood or expectations, such as bad news, unsatisfactory behavior, or disagreeable circumstances. Synonyms include desagrado, aversão, nojo, repulsa, and repugnância.
Etymology shows that the word combines dis- (a negating prefix) with gosto (taste or liking). It has
Disgosto can describe bodily disgust or moral and social disapproval. It is common in formal writing and
Ela sentiu disgosto ao ler a notícia. O discurso causou disgosto entre parte do público.