adjective
definition
Causing disgust, revulsion or loathing
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Causing nausea
Examples of nauseating in a Sentence
Her knee hit the solid chunk of wood with a nauseating thump.
Critics called her ballads "nauseating" and said they were performed with "suffocating professionalism."
The grief was so strong that it became a nauseating pain.
She tried to sit up, but the motion created a nauseating pain in her shoulder.
The idea was nauseating.
As her shoulder began to swell, the pain was nauseating.
Little by little, men will desert the monstrous, nauseating agglomerations [of our] towns, in order to found … new and increasingly numerous naturist towns.
It can be a tough diet to follow, with many dieters reporting the taste of the soup quickly becomes nauseating after the first three or four days.
Cynthia pushed her glasses up the bridge of her nose with an index finger and cleared her throat of that nauseating lump.
From the nauseating Blair Witch Project to the impressive auto-biopic tarnation, low-budget DV filmmaking has taken mainstream cinema by storm.
From the nauseating Blair Witch Project to the impressive auto-biopic Tarnation, low-budget DV filmmaking has taken mainstream cinema by storm.
You want your custom roller coasters to be fun and thrilling, but not necessarily nauseating.
The nauseating stench of death permeated the whole camp and its environs.
She was grateful; the scent was both nauseating and infuriating.
Yes, her television reality show with now ex-husband Nick Lachey might have been nauseating to watch.
Chloroform may be readily detected by the production of an isonitrile when it is heated with alcoholic potash and a primary amine; thus with aniline, phenyl isocyanide (recognized by its nauseating smell) is produced, CHC13+C6H5NH2+3KHO=C6H5NC+3KC1+3H20.