"distasture" meaning in English

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          "text": "This Duke (ſaith [Richard] Grafton) being an aged man, and fortunate before in all his vvarres, vpon this diſtaſture impreſſed ſuch dolour of mind, that for verie griefe thereof he liued not long after.",
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        "Something that excites distaste or disgust."
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