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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Hiding his disgust

He unwraps the sandwich and takes a bite of it, hiding his disgust.

1: Is the sentence constructed okay?

2: Is it understood that he thinks the sandwich either looks or tastes disgusting?

3: "Disgust" is a strong word, if I wanted a word that was slightly milder what could it be?

  

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anonymous 1: Is the sentence constructed okay? Yes. anonymous 2: Is it understood that he thinks the sandwich either looks or tastes disgusting?

— Blue Jay

  • anonymous 1: Is the sentence constructed okay?
  • Yes.
  • anonymous 2: Is it understood that he thinks the sandwich either looks or tastes disgusting?
  • Unless the context suggested that he was disgusted by something else, it would be assumed he didn't like the sandwich.
  • anonymous 3: "Disgust" is a strong word, if I wanted a word that was slightly milder what could it be?
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anonymous1: Is the sentence constructed okay?

Yes.

anonymous2: Is it understood that he thinks the sandwich either looks or tastes disgusting?

Unless the context suggested that he was disgusted by something else, it would be assumed he didn't like the sandwich.

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