Meanings of extreme distaste in English

Lord Montfort's countenance, before merely apathetic, now assumed an expression of extreme distaste.

Ignatius stood before the building regarding it with extreme distaste.

She spoke coldly, with extreme distaste for the subject: You're entirely wrong about Aunt Victoria.

With a series of grimaces, expressive of extreme distaste, Lascelles set himself to undo the knots.

Clearly he no longer harbored any aggressive intent; rather, his bared teeth appeared to express extreme distaste, repulsion.

But Joel glanced at the objects which had called out Celia's protest with an air of extreme distaste.

He was a lad of superior organization, and so, although obedient and obliging, had an extreme distaste for drudgery.

Alaire began the mockery of playing hostess with extreme distaste, and as the meal progressed she experienced a growing uneasiness.

She is looking at the ashtray on the table, which has been left behind by the previous occupant, with extreme distaste.

This was shown, at an early age, in the extreme distaste I exhibited for Webster's spelling-book,-thework of a well-knownEastern Abolitionist.

An extreme distaste for that objectionable episode has tinged the views I hold as to the character and achievements of Napoleon the Great.

Ali Kamil apprentice Engineer, screwed his too regular features into an expression of extreme distaste and waved Dane by him in the corridor.

He drew up his dugout, and, with extreme distaste, squelched his way through the muck to the entrance, and unlatched the iron grating.

Palford & Grimby's view of the matter continued to be marked by extreme distaste for the whole situation and its disturbing and irritating possibilities.