noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ great
▪ absolute , complete , pure , total , utter
▪ mild , slight
▪ obvious
▪
Mr Haynes shook his head in obvious ~ and walked off.
▪ public
VERB + DISGUST
▪ feel
▪ express , show
▪ hide
▪
She tried to hide the ~ that she felt.
▪ fill sb with
▪
Decent people were filled with ~ for whoever committed the crimes.
▪ turn away in , walk away in
▪
He threw her one look, then turned away in ~.
▪ shake your head in , wrinkle (up) your nose in
PREPOSITION
▪ in ~
▪
Marion threw down the book in ~.
▪ with ~
▪
They both looked with ~ at the men.
▪ ~ at
▪
I couldn't find the words to express my ~ at his actions.
▪ ~ over
▪
expressions of public ~ over the affair
▪ ~ with
▪
People are showing their ~ with the existing regime.
PHRASES
▪ a snort of ~
▪
He gave a snort of ~.
▪ an expression of ~ , a look of ~
▪ a feeling of ~ , a sense of ~
▪ much to your ~
▪
Much to his ~, he found himself sharing a carriage with a noisy young family.