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Definition of nausea - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalfeeling of sickness with an inclination to vomit
- The roller coaster ride left her with intense nausea.
2.
disguststrong dislike causing discomfort
- The graphic scene filled him with nausea.
Origin of nausea
Greek, nausia (seasickness)
Terms with nausea included in their meaning
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nausea
feeling like you want to vomit
nausea
experience a sensation of imminent vomiting
feeling sick
nausea or queasiness in the stomach
medical
digestive disorder causing nausea or heartburn
easy nausea
sensitivity to certain foods or smells
nausea
tendency to feel nauseous easily
nausea
feeling of nausea or queasiness
moral repulsion
feeling something is morally wrong and causes nausea
physical reaction nausea
feel physically sick because of something
health
cause to heave with nausea
brain health
neurologic disorder with intense head pain, nausea and light sensitivity
pregnancy
nausea and vomiting during early pregnancy
medical
headache after drinking red wine, often with nausea
relief
calm an upset stomach or reduce nausea
medical
causing feelings of nausea or disgust
health condition
serious sun exposure illness causing painful skin damage, rash, or nausea
disgust nausea
make someone feel sick or very disgusted
health
affect with nausea
ill appearance
looking pale and sickly, often from nausea
nausea disgust
cause someone to feel like vomiting or retching
medical
severe headache with nausea, light and sound sensitivity
common symptom
nausea and vomiting experienced during pregnancy
mildly sick
feeling slight nausea or discomfort
nausea
tending to produce nausea
Examples of nausea in a sentence
The medication helped reduce his nausea. The politician's speech induced nausea among the audience. The thought of injustice filled her with nausea.
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- French:nausée, dégoût, ...
- German:Übelkeit, Ekel, ...
- Italian:nausea, disgusto, ...
- Spanish:mareo, náuseas, ...
- Portuguese:enjoo, ...
- Chinese:恶心, 反感, ...
- Japanese:吐き気, 嫌悪感, ...
- Arabic:غَثَيان, اشمئزاز, ...
- Hebrew:בְּחִילָה, גֹּעַל, ...
- Russian:тошнота, отвращение, ...
- Ukrainian:нудота, відраза, ...
- Hindi:मतली, उल्टी, ...
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