Undorító

Undorító is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "disgusting," "repulsive," or "loathsome" in English. It describes something that evokes a strong feeling of aversion or revulsion. The term is often used to express a visceral reaction to something that is perceived as unappealing, offensive, or morally reprehensible.

The intensity of the feeling conveyed by "undorító" can vary depending on the context. It can be applied to a wide range of things, from physical objects or substances that are putrid or foul-smelling, to behaviors or actions that are considered morally corrupt or deeply unpleasant. For example, spoiled food might be described as "undorító," as could a cruel or inhumane act.

In social contexts, "undorító" can be used to criticize behavior that is seen as socially unacceptable or offensive. It suggests a level of disgust that goes beyond mere dislike, implying a deep-seated aversion. The word carries a strong negative connotation and is generally used to express intense disapproval or revulsion. Its usage is primarily informal, though it can appear in more formal writing when describing something that genuinely elicits such a strong negative emotional response.