Meanings of rather disgusting in English

For the moment, it was just a rather disgusting, slimy annoyance.

At the time, I found my father's conduct rather disgusting.

While he may be Theresa May's worst nightmare, he is also a rather disgusting human being.

The subject is however rather disgusting.

Their only drawback is the gall midge, a rather disgusting maggot that eats the insides of the flowers.

We asked BBC Earth readers if they could offer any insights into this baffling, and rather disgusting, canine habit.

The mere suggestion of illness or wounds was to him not only horrifying, but even repulsive and rather disgusting.

Inside, I felt something shift loose, a rather disgusting, slimy feeling that I hoped I'd never have to experience again.

Once more she had that really rather disgusting suspicion that her life till now had not only been loud but empty.

You were also wise to avoid the rather disgusting tactic of claiming that even if you'd been guilty, 'everyone' does it.

You see, I have a pressing prior obligation to take his highness home and pick up a rather disgusting amount of money.

There is something weirdly disquieting about the whole subject of "trashing"-anunsuspected and indeed rather disgusting mode of deep personal vulnerability.

The New Yorker, October 31, 1988 P. 34 Like many of us he was rather disgusting, View Article

His choice may often be rather disgusting to his elders when they want him to choose the best before he is ready for it.

Years ago my wife and I had a game in which we invented dishes that were almost all right but in fact rather disgusting.

"It is rather disgusting," he said, after a pause; "I hate dealing with cowards."