disgusto

/disˈɡusto/ · B2 · noun · m

annoyance, state of getting or being upset

😒 dis- (not) + gusto (pleasure) = lack of pleasure, displeasure

Spanish gusto means pleasure or liking, as in me gusta. Adding dis- reverses it, much like English dis-pleasure. So disgusto is the opposite of gusto: the annoyed, upset feeling when something is not to your liking.

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