revolting
This term carries a visceral quality, evoking a physical reaction of nausea or a psychological reaction of horror. When describing sensory experiences, it suggests an intensity that makes one want to turn away or recoil physically. In a moral or political sense, the word shifts from physical disgust to ethical outrage. It describes actions that violate fundamental human decency or laws, linking the feeling of being sickened to a sense of profound injustice or cruelty.
Meanings
Extremely unpleasant, disgusting, or causing a feeling of strong nausea.
"The smell of the rotting fish was absolutely revolting."
Giving rise to a feeling of intense disgust or horror due to moral offense or cruelty.
"The way the dictator treated his prisoners was truly revolting."
Engaged in a rebellion or an attempt to overthrow an established government or authority.
"The revolting peasants were quickly suppressed by the royal army."