nauseate
/ˈnɔːzieɪt/
verb
- To cause someone to feel sick in the stomach, as if they might vomit.
- The rocking of the boat began to nauseate the passengers.
- Strong perfumes often nauseate her during pregnancy.
- Eating too much greasy food can nauseate you.
- To cause someone to feel strong disgust or revulsion.
- The violence in the movie nauseated many viewers.
- His arrogant attitude nauseates everyone in the office.
- The thought of eating raw meat nauseates me.
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