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The 14 pages that link to Disgust, each with the reason it gives.

• FearCompared with: Both can motivate avoidance, but disgust centers on rejection rather than danger.

• AngerCompared with: Disgust and anger can both reject something, but they involve different appraisals and responses.

• Food tabooRelated: Disgust can make prohibited foods feel repellent as well as forbidden.

• Jump scareRelated: Some scares pair suddenness with images that provoke revulsion.

• ContemptCompared with: Disgust rejects or avoids; contempt additionally ranks its target as socially inferior.

• NecrophobiaCompared with: A reaction to a corpse may be disgust rather than persistent, impairing fear.

• EntomophobiaCompared with: Insect reactions may involve disgust, which is distinct from fear.

• HatredRelated: Disgust can add revulsion to hostility toward a person or group.

• HerpetophobiaRelated: Disgust toward reptiles can accompany phobia but is distinct from fear of harm.

• Blood phobiaCompared with: Disgust toward blood can occur without the persistent fear and impairment of a phobia.

• Fear of fishCompared with: Distaste toward fish can occur without the intense fear and impairment of a phobia.

• FrownRelated: Some frowns accompany disgust, though a frown alone does not establish it.

• MysophobiaRelated: Disgust often accompanies contamination fears and can shape what feels unsafe.

• PedophobiaRelated: Some aversions to children are described as disgust rather than fear, though the motives differ.