qualm (Meaning)

Wordnet

qualm (n)

uneasiness about the fitness of an action

a mild state of nausea

Webster

qualm (n.)

Sickness; disease; pestilence; death.

A sudden attack of illness, faintness, or pain; an agony.

Especially, a sudden sensation of nausea.

A prick or scruple of conscience; uneasiness of conscience; compunction.

qualm Sentence Examples

  1. Despite my moral qualms, I felt obligated to report the incident.
  2. She had no qualms about expressing her opinions, regardless of the consequences.
  3. The politician's qualms about the policy led to a public outcry.
  4. The scientist's qualms about the experiment's safety were ignored.
  5. I have no qualms about asking for help when I need it.
  6. The CEO's qualms about expanding into foreign markets proved unfounded.
  7. The jury had no qualms about convicting the defendant, despite the lack of physical evidence.
  8. She overcame her initial qualms and accepted the job offer.
  9. His qualms about the investment turned out to be wise, as the company went bankrupt within a year.
  10. The ethical qualms of the medical experiment outweighed its potential benefits.

FAQs About the word qualm

uneasiness about the fitness of an action, a mild state of nauseaSickness; disease; pestilence; death., A sudden attack of illness, faintness, or pain; an agony

compunction,doubt, regret, objection, uncertainty, guilt,misgiving, scruple, suspicion, question

conviction, certitude, assurance, certainty, certainty, sureness, aplomb, aplomb, sureness, confidence

Despite my moral qualms, I felt obligated to report the incident.

She had no qualms about expressing her opinions, regardless of the consequences.

The politician's qualms about the policy led to a public outcry.

The scientist's qualms about the experiment's safety were ignored.