nauseate|nauseated|nauseates|nauseating in English
verb
['nau·se·ate || 'nɔːʒɪeɪt /-sɪeɪt , -zɪe-]
make nauseous; cause uneasiness in one's stomach; disgust, cause repugnance
Use "nauseate|nauseated|nauseates|nauseating" in a sentence
1. Nauseating Headache
2. The smell of meat nauseates me.
3. Food did not nauseate her.
4. It is really nauseating.
5. 17 The idea of eating raw shellfish nauseates me.
6. The idea of eating raw shellfish nauseates me.
7. The smell is quite nauseating.
8. She felt dizzy and nauseated.
9. Violence in movies is often nauseating.
10. I began to nauseate the place I was in.
11. She was nauseated for more drinking.
12. The smell of frying nauseated her.
13. I am reminded of that nauseating picture.
14. The thought of food nauseated me.
15. 3 The thought of food nauseated me.
16. 4 The smell of frying nauseated her.
17. Bad , nauseating smells coming from drainpipes into apartments.
18. She took slow breaths of the nauseating air.
19. There is a nauseating smell of rotten food.
20. The machines nauseate me whether I win or lose.
21. 7 She felt dizzy and nauseated.
22. I nauseated about the food she cooked.
23. 2 She was nauseated for more drinking.
24. 14 She was nauseated for more drinking.
25. I had to listen to the whole nauseating story.