A feeling of strong distaste or indignation.
Disgusting
adjective
Causing a feeling of strong distaste or indignation.
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History & Etymology
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Scrolling through my YouTube subscriptions today I saw the title of Philly Ds daily video, and the first word was Disgusting (exclamation point). Since it was initially a brief glimpse I didn’t see the rest of the title, but I immediately thought, “that really got my attention.”
Disgust is a strong word, and it really grabs people's attention. It’s a word that almost demands a visceral reaction from people.
The story Phillip was discussing was a truly disgusting incidence and deserved the title, but I still could help but think to myself that the word choice and all caps was a bit of click bait.
I’m trying the same thing now with this video, the title and the thumbnail. I was trying to grab your attention.
I love Phillip DeFrancos news coverage, and I love what he’s doing, and shocking titles are a great way to draw attention to important stories.
