Adjective:

ঘৃণা উদ্রেককর, বিরক্তি উদ্রেককর, বমনেচ্ছা উদ্রেককর,

nauseous's Usage Examples:

Filburt feels uncomfortable or disturbed, he is known to say, "I'm nauseous! I'm nauseous!".

nauseous – Traditionally nauseous means "causing nausea" (synonymous with "nauseating"); it.

) "Ivan is feeling nauseous.

" Literally, "[It] is making Ivan nauseous.

mushroom has a strong odor that has been described variously as "sweet and nauseous", or compared to an old ham bone, or soap.

alkalies, belladonna, hyoscyamus, stramonium, tobacco in excess, all nauseous or insipid substances.

Bosley Crowther of The New York Times called Ernst's painting "downright nauseous" and wrote that it "looks like a bad boiled lobster".

Assembly, Robin Newton described the BNP's presence outside The Oval as "nauseous".

"nauseous" means only causing nausea (i.

, nauseating), not suffering from it (nauseated), and that it is therefore incorrect to say "I am nauseous".

of town; Elaine proves to be an extremely reckless driver, making Jerry nauseous.

It was more a nauseous green the players wore on their wholesome, clean-cut faces the first few.

Ryan Dombal of Pitchfork, however, wrote that its "nauseous guitars, featherweight motorik beat and vaguely whiny lyrics almost read.

Garfield claims that because of his experiences as a lab animal, he becomes nauseous at the sight of medical equipment.

One day, as on many other days, the Sartre of Baghdad woke up feeling nauseous.

As a person who feels nauseous is often said to look "green", suggesting that the "Green Room" is the.

Synonyms:

offensive; vile; queasy; noisome; loathsome; unwholesome; sickening; nauseating;

Antonyms:

harmless; healthful; innocuous; healthy; well;