sick|sicker|sickest in English

adjective

[sɪk]

ill, suffering from a disease or illness; nauseous, feeling the need to vomit; disgusted, fed up; pertaining to a sickness, pertaining to a disease; yearning, longing; infected with bacteria or microorganisms (Agriculture)

Use "sick|sicker|sickest" in a sentence

1. The smell of the flowers made me sicker.

2. Coastal is committed to providing outstanding care to its patients by offering 365-day access to sick visits, developing chronic care management programs for its sickest patients

3. The more I know, the sicker I feel.

4. Making him sicker risks spreading the infection all throughout his body.

5. She'd have to be smuggling it in to be getting sicker.

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7. She felt sick too, awfully, awfully sick.

8. You're sick.

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10. Sick, dude.

11. And sick.

12. Sick fuck.

13. Grown sick to our stomachs, and sick of our lives.

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15. “Sick-Building Syndrome”

16. She was sick.

17. You sick bastards!

18. That's so sick.

19. Goddamn, that's sick.

20. I felt sick.

21. Sick sinus syndrome?

22. That's pretty sick.

23. I'm not sick.

24. You're all sick.

25. Ang is sick.