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Interjections - Interjections of Discomfort and Disgust

These interjections are used when the speaker wants to express feelings of discomfort, such as pain or shock, or when they want to react to something unpleasant

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Categorized English Interjections
bleah

used to express a variety of negative emotions such as disgust, distaste, or dissatisfaction

[interjection]
blech

used to convey disgust, disdain, or distaste towards something unpleasant or unappealing

[interjection]
yeesh

used to express dismay, discomfort, or disgust

[interjection]
eurgh

used to express disgust, distaste, or revulsion

[interjection]
pew

used to express disgust or aversion towards something that emits a bad smell

[interjection]
yuck

used to express disgust or strong dislike towards something

[interjection]
ugh

used to express or disgust, repulsion, or annoyance

[interjection]
yech

used to express strong disgust or revulsion towards something unpleasant

[interjection]
ouch

used to express sudden pain or discomfort, often when experiencing a minor injury or bump

[interjection]
ow

used to express sudden pain or discomfort

[interjection]
yow

used as a sudden response to pain or discomfort

[interjection]
oof

used to express a feeling of discomfort or exhaustion, or to express empathy for someone else's difficulties

[interjection]
brr

used to convey a feeling of coldness or a shiver

[interjection]
yeow

used to convey a sharp or sudden sensation of pain or shock

[interjection]
ick

used to express disgust or distaste toward something unpleasant or repulsive

[interjection]
ew

used to express disgust, aversion, or distaste toward something unpleasant, gross, or repulsive

[interjection]
barf

used to express disgust, revulsion, or a strong aversion to something unpleasant or repulsive

[interjection]
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