Rasarnavasudhakara 2.329

[Disgust arises] from hearing, as in:
“Within, it is slippery with fat, marrow, and blood;
covered with skin, its skeletal joints bound by sinews;
a house of deeds like an outcaste’s hovel, emitting a foul odor:
what good man can attach his love to such a body?”

Here, censure in the form of disgust toward the body, produced by someone hearing teachings on the contemplation of the true nature of things, is revealed.