sicken in English

verb

1

make (someone) feel disgusted or appalled.

she was sickened by the bomb attack

synonyms: cause to feel sick/nauseous, make sick, turn someone's stomach, revolt, disgust, make someone want to throw up, gross out

2

become ill.

Dawson sickened unexpectedly and died in 1916

synonyms: become ill, fall ill, be taken ill/sick, catch something

verb

cause to feel sick/nauseous, make sick, turn someone's stomach, revolt, disgust, make someone want to throw up, gross out
become ill, fall ill, be taken ill/sick, catch something
come down
churn up, nauseate, revolt, disgust
turn one's stomach, nauseate

Use "sicken" in a sentence

1. Their business methods sicken me.

2. Fibromuscular Baskonize endostylic disserviceable sicken voluminosity

3. However, sometimes the virus can sicken hummamshumans.

4. The plants and flowers sicken in the autumn.

5. No, we never sicken with love twice.

6. However, sometimes the virus can sicken humans.

7. However, sometimes the virus virus can sicken humans.

8. The animal began to sicken and soon died.

9. However, some times sometimes the virus can sicken humans.

10. 4 The animal began to sicken and soon died.

11. He felt sicken and spewed up onto the food.

12. They have no fear. Why do they sicken and die?

13. Only 1 patient sicken allergic rhinitis in the whole group.

14. Syris Thalla fell! Her gardens rot and sicken . Fear me , undead host.

15. When the sicken child feel into asleep, the mother slipped in.

16. When not treated with reasonable respect it will sicken and die.

17. In all sicken crowd, 70 % above are concerned with the mood.

18. Synonyms for Appal include alarm, horrify, shock, disgust, outrage, revolt, dismay, sicken, dishearten and frighten

19. A cross between the two gives young that sicken and die even on ordinary soil.

20. 26 synonyms for Ail: trouble, worry, bother, distress, pain, upset, annoy, irritate, sicken, afflict, be the

21. Anyhow, headachy sicken age can cause the disease that have a headache to provide certain clue for judgement.

22. When he felt himself sicken, Gloverjumped off the buckboard and walked around for some air, which restored him.

23. She smoothed that, Before gutting-yet she would rather Sicken herself, than cheat my father Of his jugged hare.

24. "Some of the recent attacks on horses in this area are enough to sicken anyone," a police spokesman said.

25. The mosquito-borne virus arrived in the Americas in 1999 and quickly began to sicken patients in New York.

26. A biological attack, or Bioterrorism, is the intentional release of viruses, bacteria, or other germs that can sicken or kill people, livestock, or crops

27. Bioterrorism: Modern concerns The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) define Bioterrorism as “the intentional release of viruses, bacteria, or other germs that can sicken or kill

28. Featuring scenes to sicken and stupefy in equal measure (the appearance of a ghoulish singing pizza is a particular standout), this fourth and final entry in the House franchise might just be the Barmiest of them all! SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS

29. Appal: 1 v strike with disgust or revulsion Synonyms: Appall , offend , outrage , scandalise , scandalize , shock Type of: churn up , disgust , nauseate , revolt , sicken cause aversion in; offend the moral sense of v fill with apprehension or alarm; cause to be unpleasantly surprised Synonyms: alarm , Appall , dismay , horrify Types: shock

30. Appall: 1 v strike with disgust or revulsion Synonyms: Appal , offend , outrage , scandalise , scandalize , shock Type of: churn up , disgust , nauseate , revolt , sicken cause aversion in; offend the moral sense of v fill with apprehension or alarm; cause to be unpleasantly surprised Synonyms: alarm , Appal , dismay , horrify Types: shock