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Meanings of nauseating in English

Causing or able to cause nausea.

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Usage of nauseating in English
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What remained was a broken record of apocalyptic events and nauseating violence.
The Lost Sisterhood
2
For a brief nauseating moment he thought he was going to faint.
Love at first flight: one round trip that would change everythin...
3
The stench was crisply nauseating, with a cold torpor of lukewarm sea.
The book of disquiet
4
Just the idea of trying to explain it to him was nauseating.
Sins of the Fathers
5
Check out the obsession with mirrors and the often nauseating camera angles.
The Irish Times
6
Again I had to swallow the nauseating draught of defeat and retreat.
The Arctic Prairies : a Canoe-Journey of 2,000 Miles in Search o...
7
The verdict: Not quite stomach churning, but pretty nauseating just the same.
The Guardian
8
A blind nauseating terror rose in her when she thought of that.
East of eden
9
The thought of those terrifying photos in the public eye was nauseating.
The capitol game
10
A wave of nauseating cold flooded out when she opened the box.
Death masks
11
My testicles began reporting the damage instantly, loudly, and in nauseating intensity.
Side Jobs
12
Mitt Romney has finally done something that is neither predictable nor nauseating.
The Irish Times
13
But as the night wore on a nauseating reaction of self-indictment followed.
The Tyranny of Weakness
14
It was akin to extreme sickness, though far more nauseating and terrible.
Best Russian Short Stories
15
It's extremely nauseating, worse than the most sickening ride at the fair.
An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth
16
But he could have killed the steward for that nauseating suggestive smile.
Clayhanger
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
Common