distaste

Most of all, he had nothing but distaste for her.

She turned her head away in distaste for his question.

He looked down at the Book in his hand with some distaste.

He had a distaste for making a show of himself.

As he did so, she moved away with a look of distaste on her face.

I went back to the living room and looked down at her with distaste.

I do have a personal distaste for that sort of thing.

She looked up, waiting for us to share her distaste.

Her distaste for the situation she found herself in increased.

He said the last word with quite a degree of distaste.

The truth is I've developed a distaste for the whole plan.

She drew away from him a bit, distaste in her eyes.

"I believe the last part of what you said," he added with distaste.

And that is part of my distaste for the sport.

The two have the same general distaste for technology stocks.

He had a profound distaste for working with a team.

She said this without showing her distaste for the name.

She felt within for any warning, and found nothing but distaste.

A world of distaste entered her voice with that word.

As the days passed she felt a growing distaste to the thought of ever taking it up.

She had no words in which to express her present distaste for the idea.

I have always had a special distaste for seeing myself on the evening news.

He had a distaste of staying further in the other men's company.

The king blinked and looked at the girl with distaste.

He paused for a moment, perhaps to drive home his distaste.