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Meanings of queasiness in English

Portuguese
inquietude
Catalan
nerviositat
Spanish
agitación

Inability to rest or relax or be still.

inquietude

A mild state of nausea.

Usage of queasiness in English
1
So a recent exchange about my nocturnal habits produced a reflex queasiness.
The Irish Times
2
Generally his expression carried lovesickness to the point of outright queasiness.
The new yorker
3
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Erratic to the point of queasiness … Double Double Act.
The Guardian
4
Roughly translated as dash or daring, these fizzy consonants can correct our queasiness.
The Irish Times
5
At the hospital, Quinn felt a queasiness develop in his gut.
By reason of insanity
6
The fascination with internal structures and cotton-thin nerves seemed to banish any queasiness.
The Guardian
7
She tried to conceal the queasiness she felt, but knew the disguise inadequate.
The Hellbound Heart
8
His fingers raised a queasiness in her belly, an unsettled feeling.
Flesh and blood
9
Her belly empty, she still sensed the queasiness in her innards.
The notorious scoundrel
10
By the second midday, the queasiness in his stomach grew to full nausea.
Thief of lives
11
As a result, there's less of voyeuristic queasiness here than in those other shows.
Reuters
12
Nor is this queasiness about studying what's happening on Olympus confined to liberal do-gooders.
Reuters
13
Raif found his temper coming back as his queasiness subsided.
A Fortress of Grey Ice
14
She felt a moment's queasiness about Marion, but she pushed it from her mind.
The promise
15
If Dr. X shared Hackworth's queasiness, he didn't show it.
The Diamond Age
16
He wiped the grease from his lips and I felt a wave of queasiness.
Moonburn
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