Pronunciation: /ˈnɔːziəs/
adjective causing nausea; sickening or disgusting
A1 I feel nauseous after eating too much candy.
A2 She became nauseous from the motion sickness on the boat.
B1 The strong smell of the chemicals made me feel nauseous.
B2 The intense heat and humidity made many people on the hike feel nauseous.
C1 The graphic images in the movie made some viewers feel nauseous.
C2 The combination of alcohol and medication left him feeling extremely nauseous.
adverb in a nauseous manner
A1 I feel nauseous when I go on roller coasters.
A2 She looked nauseous after eating the spoiled food.
B1 The strong smell made me feel nauseous.
B2 The turbulent flight left many passengers feeling nauseous.
C1 The intense heat and humidity made me nauseous during the hike.
C2 Despite feeling nauseous, she managed to finish the race.
formal She felt nauseous after eating the spoiled food.
informal I always feel nauseous on roller coasters.
slang That smell makes me so nauseous, dude.
figurative The thought of public speaking makes me nauseous.
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