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Meanings of sickish in English
Synonyms
Examples for "sick"
Examples for "sick"
1
The effect of the sudden presence in the sick-room was most marked.
2
By personal contact of the sick with the well, especially in kissing.
3
The sick were healed in answer to his prayer of simple faith.
4
He took particular interest in the sick, crippled and poorly nourished children.
5
Many were sick; more were discontented; and all longed wearily for land.
1
Some people appreciate the bitter olive; others feel it to be nauseous.
2
I was suffocating and needed air; I was nauseous, light-headed almost disorientated.
3
Just looking at the bacon left on the platter made me nauseous.
4
A day without it and we start to feel dizzy and nauseous.
5
And she was suffocating with the nauseous sweetness of the bridal flowers.
1
The radiation produced by the adjacent power core made Shaz feel queasy.
2
Overdo them, however, and they can leave you feeling bloated and queasy.
3
The idea of hacking our way through that jungle made me queasy.
4
It took me months before I could taste sugar without feeling queasy.
5
He walked outside to study them, the sight making him feel queasy.
1
The pain in his left arm and the sickening odour nauseated him.
2
It told him to be nauseated just in case he'd been poisoned.
3
His voice had a thick, sluggish quality that made me faintly nauseated.
4
The thought makes him smile and feel nauseated at the same time.
5
Even when I read about it, I feel displeased, and slightly nauseated.
Usage of sickish in English
1
Just thinking about food made a warm, sickish taste rise in his mouth.
2
A sweet sickish odor, pungent but not heavy, greeted his nostrils.
3
The place began to fill with the sickish-sweet smell of ozone.
4
There was a sickish-sweet smell of barbecuing meat on the air.
5
That smell of sickish fruit suddenly seemed everywhere, a living membrane.
6
He could smell the sweet and now sickish odor of rum about himself.
7
And then he was suddenly aware of a sickish, heavy odor in the chamber.
8
Suddenly he became aware of a peculiar odor in the air-a sweet, sickish odor.
9
A sickish-sweet odor came to him on the first of the dry, stirring wind.
10
It is sickish stuff, and Sam said you had to have a big dose.
11
Hearing it now she felt a sudden, sickish, sinking feeling.
12
He was grinning, but the grin was, to a careful observer, a bit sickish.
13
There was a banana pie, for instance (it sounds sickish, but wait!)
14
By one o'clock in the afternoon, however, she was beginning to get a sickish feeling.
15
I feel a little sickish at the approaching day.
16
It had a sickish sweet odour, but that did not impress me at the time.
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Sickish through the time