nauseate Synonyms
nauseate Meaning
nauseate (v)
upset and make nauseated
cause aversion in; offend the moral sense of
nauseate (v. i.)
To become squeamish; to feel nausea; to turn away with disgust.
nauseate (v. t.)
To affect with nausea; to sicken; to cause to feel loathing or disgust.
To sicken at; to reject with disgust; to loathe.
nauseate Sentence Examples
- The foul smell emanating from the dumpster began to nauseate everyone in the vicinity.
- The thought of eating raw fish tended to nauseate her, so she avoided sushi restaurants.
- The sight of blood made him feel queasy and began to nauseate him.
- Strong scents of certain perfumes can easily nauseate individuals with sensitive noses.
- The taste of spoiled milk is enough to nauseate even the strongest stomach.
- Watching the horror movie's graphic scenes started to nauseate some of the audience members.
- Certain medications may have side effects that can nauseate patients.
- The thought of public speaking used to nauseate him, but he overcame his fear with practice.
- The combination of extreme heat and the smell of rotting food began to nauseate the workers in the kitchen.
- The roller coaster's rapid twists and turns started to nauseate some of the riders.
FAQs About the word nauseate
upset and make nauseated, cause aversion in; offend the moral sense ofTo become squeamish; to feel nausea; to turn away with disgust., To affect with nausea; to
horrify, appal, sicken, repulse, appall,disgust, distress, revolt, gross out, displease
rejoice, beguile,attract, attract, disarm, rejoice, please, captivate, captivate, lure
The foul smell emanating from the dumpster began to nauseate everyone in the vicinity.
The thought of eating raw fish tended to nauseate her, so she avoided sushi restaurants.
The sight of blood made him feel queasy and began to nauseate him.
Strong scents of certain perfumes can easily nauseate individuals with sensitive noses.
