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What is another word for
nauseated
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Contexts
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▲
Adjective
Feeling sick with an urge to vomit
Feeling a sense of disgust or repulsion
Physically ill or weakened
Feeling faint, dizzy or disoriented
Having a feeling of nausea
Verb
Past tense for to cause a feeling of disgust or revulsion in
Past tense for to cause someone to feel nausea, or an urge to vomit
Past tense for to stuff or fill completely or excessively
(
disagree with
)
Past tense for to have an adverse or sickening effect on
Past tense for to be unwell infirm with an ailment or injury
Past tense for to retch or (nearly) vomit from feeling nauseous
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▲
Adjective
▲
Feeling sick with an urge to vomit
sick
ill
nauseous
queasy
unwell
qualmish
queer
queazy
squeamish
sickish
queerish
bilious
seasick
woozy
poorly
bad
crook
lousy
indisposed
under the weather
peaky
rough
crummy
green about the gills
liverish
grotty
funny
out of sorts
ropy
rotten
off
seedy
off colour
awful
wabbit
terrible
peaked
dreadful
peculiar
below par
not oneself
run down
not up to par
peakish
dizzy
sickly
washed out
peely-wally
giddy
ailing
faint
unhealthy
weak
off-colour
UK
off-color
US
lightheaded
sick as a dog
infirm
sickened
green
light-headed
down
run-down
under par
feeble
barfy
carsick
airsick
impaired
punk
debilitated
not well
in a bad way
in poor health
groggy
feverish
unsound
diseased
travel-sick
bedridden
infected
frail
about to throw up
green at the gills
not up to snuff
not very well
green around the gills
laid-up
upset
unsettled
pukish
pale
poor
rocky
delicate
shaky
invalid
sick to one's stomach
suffering from motion sickness
suffering from altitude sickness
incurable
hospitalized
US
suffering
sick as dog
mean
not in good shape
like death warmed up
hospitalised
UK
under medication
broken down
reeling
qualmy
horrible
paltry
lame
uneasy
ropey
ugly
vertiginous
ghastly
unsightly
tired
disgusted
drooping
droopy
wilting
flagging
wilted
not yourself
off one's feed
not up to the mark
rickety
disordered
strange
bummed
declining
suffering from radiation sickness
feeling sick
tottering
haggard
not a hundred percent
imperfect
defective
confined
wobbly
the worse for wear
not feeling well
at death's door
not so hot
vomiting
miserable
afflicted
invalided
valetudinarian
iffy
laid up
on the sick list
pallid
wan
ashen
pasty
anaemic
UK
bloodless
colourless
UK
sallow
colorless
US
ashy
drained
etiolated
gray
US
grey
UK
drawn
cadaverous
pinched
emaciated
thin
anemic
US
pasty-faced
whey-faced
ashen-faced
corpse-like
deathly pale
sickly-looking
trainsick
as white as a sheet
in poor shape
ill-looking
as white as a ghost
peelie-wally
green around gills
unfit
laid low
fatigued
enfeebled
weakly
grim
down with
feeling awful
out of action
in ill health
wretched
out of condition
feeling rotten
out of shape
in poor condition
low
failing
exhausted
enervated
knackered
injured
worn out
in bad shape
slightly unwell
not feeling up to snuff
dying
languishing
running temperature
a wreck
got the bug
feeling terrible
off one's feet
sick as a parrot
dragging
in a decline
in bed
hors de combat
out of commission
confined to bed
contaminated
unwholesome
unsteady
trembly
tottery
tender
wasting away
infectious
in bad health
tainted
septic
helpless
sensitive
peccant
fragile
stricken
rundown
not healthy
more ❯
“I woke up this morning feeling extremely
nauseated
and had to rush to the bathroom.”
Adjective
▲
Feeling a sense of disgust or repulsion
disgusted
repulsed
revolted
sickened
repelled
shocked
appalled
sick
offended
aghast
dismayed
horror-stricken
horror-struck
outraged
turned off
nauseous
displeased
teed off
grossed out
horrified
enraged
scandalized
US
scandalised
UK
mortified
affronted
upset
jarred
annoyed
taken aback
knocked for six
put out
overwrought
queasy
squeamish
satiated
weary
tired
fastidious
unhappy
abhorred
sick of
full up
had bellyful
had it
fed up
had enough
up to here
sick and tired of
more ❯
“The foul stench of the garbage made me feel
nauseated
.”
Adjective
▲
Physically ill or weakened
laid low
sick
ailing
unwell
indisposed
ill
infirm
sickly
unhealthy
frail
debilitated
diseased
bedridden
queasy
incapacitated
decrepit
bummed
nauseous
weakened
infected
drained
enfeebled
languorous
sapped
below par
run-down
off-colour
UK
off-color
US
in poor health
under the weather
out of sorts
run down
sick as a dog
laid-up
not well
not in good shape
not oneself
green about the gills
on the sick list
afflicted
iffy
bad
groggy
awful
impaired
not very well
like death warmed up
squeamish
terrible
lousy
achy
wabbit
peaky
seedy
rickety
liverish
rotten
valetudinarian
poorly
queer
in a bad way
off colour
invalided
rocky
at death's door
weak
feverish
woozy
feeble
funny
hypochondriacal
disordered
in pain
laid up
peculiar
down
peaked
unsound
sickened
crook
faint
weakly
delicate
unfit
invalid
anemic
US
sickish
out of action
out of shape
in poor condition
punk
anaemic
UK
under par
enervated
shaky
low
washed out
wasted
down-and-out
in ill health
asthenic
in poor shape
languid
prostrated
prostrate
ill-looking
out of condition
a wreck
valetudinary
handicapped
disabled
miserable
injured
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
chronically ill
often ill
always ill
laid-low
running temperature
queerish
ropy
not up to par
off one's feet
crummy
feeling rotten
grim
qualmish
queazy
grotty
sick as a parrot
rough
not up to snuff
got the bug
feeling terrible
feeling awful
doddering
doddery
dragging
in a decline
wimpish
soft
in declining health
unsubstantial
tender
wimpy
softened
effete
anile
slight
lame
fatigued
exhausted
tired
spent
weary
sluggish
depleted
beat
pooped
out of gas
worn-out
low-energy
unsteady
burned out
worn out
broken-down
tuckered out
out-of-action
out of commission
tired out
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Feeling faint, dizzy or disoriented
woozy
dizzy
confused
dazed
wobbly
giddy
unsteady
aswoon
faint
groggy
muzzy
nauseous
reeling
rocky
swimmy
tipsy
whirling
dopey
gaga
hazy
lightheaded
punchy
puzzled
queasy
shaky
vertiginous
weak
muddled
light-headed
punch-drunk
slap-happy
off balance
seeing stars
weak-kneed
not with it
weak in the knees
bewildered
stunned
befuddled
stupefied
slaphappy
distracted
addled
muddleheaded
disoriented
bemused
spacy
disorientated
silly
fuddled
zonked
raddled
confounded
fogged
spacey
bedeviled
US
spaced-out
staggering
pixillated
pixilated
bushed
addlepated
befogged
dopy
woolly
UK
mixed-up
spaced
addle
wooly
US
zonked-out
discombobulated
bedevilled
UK
shell-shocked
weak at the knees
out of it
with rubbery legs
woolly-headed
off-balance
swimming
unstable
at sea
dumbfounded
vague
all of a quiver
mixed up
quivery
trembly
perplexed
light
tottering
dazzled
staggered
teetering
benumbed
dreamy
fuzzy
fazed
foggy
unbalanced
all of a tremble
with legs like jelly
all at sea
wonky
stuporous
upset
numb
faltering
inattentive
trippy
baffled
rattled
bamboozled
flustered
unsettled
out of control
addlebrained
at sixes and sevens
dumbstruck
spinning
senile
tranced
lost
agog
tired
delirious
queer
funny
exhausted
disorganized
US
flummoxed
stumped
fatigued
nonplussed
swooning
ditzy
volatile
drooping
enervated
numbed
disorganised
UK
weak-headed
light in the head
languid
lethargic
fragile
empty-headed
stoned
thrown off balance
not knowing if you are coming or going
taken aback
blind
disturbed
dumb
blinded
at a loss
woolly-minded
thrown
shaken
unhinged
demented
unglued
deranged
gone
foolish
shook
shook up
fouled up
mystified
disconcerted
surprised
stupid
astounded
wildered
speechless
startled
astonished
flabbergasted
floored
awed
clouded
breathless
overwhelmed
cloudy
overcome
dismayed
blurry
aghast
shocked
discomposed
mazed
thunderstruck
awe-struck
out to lunch
in a dither
absent-minded
gobsmacked
slack-jawed
dazed and confused
spaced out
senseless
daft
touched
insensible
cold
frozen
intoxicated
agape
doubtful
uncertain
bowled over
clueless
unnerved
beaten
troubled
discomfited
addle-brained
glassy-eyed
psychotic
muddle-headed
shot to pieces
crazy
screwy
not knowing if one is coming or going
irrational
unsound
with Alzheimer's disease
whacko
out-of-joint
unscrewed
shaken up
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Having a feeling of nausea
nauseatic
Verb
▲
Past tense for to cause a feeling of disgust or revulsion in
disgusted
sickened
revolted
repelled
repulsed
offended
upset
horrified
relucted
bothered
disturbed
put off
turned off
made your gorge rise
appalled
grossed out
shocked
outraged
turned stomach
made sick
scandalized
US
scandalised
UK
dismayed
made shudder
made someone want to throw up
unsettled
astounded
unhinged
disordered
discomposed
displeased
deranged
turned
harrowed
alarmed
distressed greatly
made one's hair stand on end
caused offence to
knocked for six
filled with loathing
caused to feel nauseous
made someone feel sick
hit like ton of bricks
stunned
rocked
traumatized
US
disquieted
staggered
agitated
jolted
startled
disconcerted
surprised
amazed
astonished
rattled
distressed
floored
dumbfounded
unbalanced
bewildered
provoked
dazed
stupefied
unnerved
perturbed
afflicted
affected
fazed
dumfounded
flabbergasted
paralysed
UK
jarred
pothered
abashed
angered
overcome
antagonized
US
overwhelmed
pained
devastated
numbed
paralyzed
US
awed
traumatised
UK
electrified
insulted
antagonised
UK
scared
squicked
affronted
bowled over
made you heave
palled
haunted
terrified
frightened
gave offence to
given offence to
surfeited
knocked out
knocked sideways
raised someone's eyebrows
caused raised eyebrows
raised eyebrows amongst
setted someone back on their heels
completely surprised
made someone feel nauseous
given someone the creeps
gave someone the creeps
caused a few raised eyebrows amongst
made one's flesh creep
cloyed on
freaked out
made flesh crawl
caused aversion
undone
undid
shaken
shook
threw
thrown
thrown off balance
threw off balance
overcame
thunderstricken
thunderstruck
took aback
shaken up
shook up
taken aback
given you the creeps
gave you the creeps
gave someone the heebie-jeebies
given someone the heebie-jeebies
thrown a curve
threw a curve
shaken out of your complacency
shook out of your complacency
taken the wind out of your sails
gave a turn
took the wind out of your sails
given a turn
more ❯
“If Thompson's behavior
nauseates
you, you must admit that the sheepish approach to dishonesty works.”
Verb
▲
Past tense for to cause someone to feel nausea, or an urge to vomit
grossed out
made sick
turned stomach
caused to feel sick
made you feel sick
made someone want to throw up
caused to feel nauseous
put off
put you off
disgusted
revolted
sickened
repulsed
offended
horrified
relucted
repelled
turned off
made shudder
made you shudder
made you sick
grossed you out
made someone feel sick
turned you off
gave someone the heebie-jeebies
given someone the heebie-jeebies
gave someone the creeps
given you the creeps
gave you the creeps
given someone the creeps
“All of us have tasted or smelled certain foods or medicines that
nauseate
us.”
Verb
▲
Past tense for to stuff or fill completely or excessively
cloyed
gorged
glutted
sated
filled
surfeited
overfilled
sickened
satiated
satisfied
jaded
stalled
stodged
sufficed
crammed
overindulged
overfed
indulged
stuffed
overate
ate
eaten
overeaten
fed
feed
saturated
pigged
filled up
wolfed
gobbled
devoured
guzzled
gormandized
put
pigged out
packed
gratified
jammed
overdosed
scarfed
swallowed
scoffed
ingurgitated
slopped
gulped
bolted
fed to gills
choked
sloshed
inhaled
ravened
made a pig of oneself
putten
more ❯
Verb
▲
(
disagree with
)
Past tense for to have an adverse or sickening effect on
disagreed
sickened
upset
bothered
hurt
troubled
discomforted
distressed
made ill
affected
injured
made unwell
caused discomfort to
caused illness to
caused problems
struck down
stricken down
went against the grain
gone against the grain
had an adverse effect on
annoyed
irritated
irked
exasperated
disgusted
got to
vexed
vext
riled
bugged
needled
galled
aggravated
displeased
peeved
worried
pestered
tired
depressed
chafed
nettled
harassed
made someone fed up
hurt somebody's feelings
cut to the quick
gotten to
outraged
offended
angered
aggrieved
saddened
agonized
US
miffed
pained
disgruntled
ailed
disturbed
shocked
affronted
ruffled
provoked
agitated
horrified
devastated
perplexed
mortified
grieved
wound
wounded
plagued
narked
perturbed
hassled
goaded
repulsed
excruciated
discombobulated
piqued
slighted
fazed
afflicted
disobliged
dogged
repelled
discommoded
disquieted
fretted
jarred
bored
incommoded
badgered
wearied
grated at
made unhappy
made discontented
thumbed nose at
got on your nerves
pushed the buttons of
caused offense
bled
got at
gotten on your nerves
eaten at
mourned
caused suffering
turned off
had had enough
ate at
tried the patience of
disheartened
become bored
nagged at
caused anguish
agonised
UK
grated on
ticked off
caused sorrow
lost patience
lambasted
hacked you off
discomfited
stung
bore
became bored
gotten at
burnt up
burned up
gave offence to
given offence to
more ❯
Verb
▲
Past tense for to be unwell infirm with an ailment or injury
suffered
ailed
felt pain
felt unwell
Verb
▲
Past tense for to retch or (nearly) vomit from feeling nauseous
gagged
retched
heaved
hove
barfed
hurled
puked
spewed
spewn
choked
upchucked
vomited
convulsed
disgorged
kecked
sickened
dry-heaved
threw up
thrown up
felt nauseous
spat up
spit up
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