“Revolting” in Japanese
Short answer
Revolting in Japanese is “背反” (haihan). Full meaning: revolting, rebellion, going against; contradiction, antinomy.
Other ways to say “Revolting” in Japanese
気持ち悪い
kimochiwarui unpleasant, revolting, repulsive, gross, disgusting, disturbing, creepy; feeling sick, feeling unwell; uncomfortable, annoying, frustrating
気持ちが悪い
kimochigawarui unpleasant, revolting, repulsive, gross, disgusting, disturbing, creepy; feeling sick, feeling unwell; uncomfortable, annoying, frustrating
憎たらしい
nikutarashii odious, hateful, awful, horrid, revolting
悖反
haihan revolting, rebellion, going against; contradiction, antinomy
胸糞悪い
munakusowarui disgusting, sickening, revolting, nauseating
胸糞が悪い
munakusogawarui disgusting, sickening, revolting, nauseating
にくたらしい
nikutarashii odious, hateful, awful, horrid, revolting
憎たらし
nikutarashi odious, hateful, awful, horrid, revolting
にくたらし
nikutarashi odious, hateful, awful, horrid, revolting
憎たらしく
nikutarashiku odious, hateful, awful, horrid, revolting
憎たらしかっ
nikutarashika odious, hateful, awful, horrid, revolting
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