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Meanings of most sickening in English
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Usage of most sickening in English
1
With the most sickening suddenness the aircraft came to an abrupt halt.
2
It's extremely nauseating, worse than the most sickening ride at the fair.
3
Over it hung an iron kettle, from which most sickening odors emanated.
4
They form one of the most sickening chapters in the annals of war.
5
It's one of the most sickening sounds that anybody can hear.
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But he saved his most sickening act for stage two.
7
Bedr's the most sickening coward, as Rachel Guest and I have reason to remember.
8
My empire was soon resumed; and now, Linden, comes the most sickening part of my confessions.
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The part that is most sickening is that it was a little girl that did it.
10
The boat has been rolling about on the bottom in the most sickening manner the whole afternoon.
11
One of the most sickening murders committed in Kansas is charged to the account of this boy.
12
Happy people are the most sickening bores.
13
Former congressman (and current blowhard) Joe Walsh was among the most sickening voices on the Internet.
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It's the protests that directly target farms and farmers that are the most sickening, and the most counter-productive.
15
He ran out into the field fighting the coldest, most sickening sensation he ever had in his life.
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Then a most sickening thing happened.
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