Disgustful for Dummies

Alright, so let's talk about the word "disgustful." This word is used to describe something that causes strong feelings of dislike, revulsion, or distaste. You know when you see or smell something yucky and it makes you want to go "eww" and turn away? That's the feeling of disgust, and when we say something is "disgustful," we mean it makes us feel that way.

For example, let's say you see some spoiled milk in the fridge. It might look really gross and smell awful, which could make you feel disgustful. Or maybe you watch a scary movie with lots of fake blood and bugs, and it makes you feel sick to your stomach - that could also be described as disgustful.

So, "disgustful" is a way to say that something makes us feel really grossed out or makes us want to stay away from it. It's like saying "yuck" in a more grown-up way. And remember, it's okay to feel disgustful sometimes - our brains and bodies use it to keep us away from things that could be harmful or dangerous. Pretty cool, right?

So, I hope that helps you understand what "disgustful" means. Just think of something that makes you feel super icky, and that's the feeling of disgust, and when we say "disgustful," we're talking about something that gives us that grossed-out feeling.