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Definition of queasy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mildly sickfeeling slight nausea or discomfort
- She felt queasy after the boat ride..
2.
emotionfeeling uneasy or anxious
- He felt queasy about the upcoming exam.
3.
nausea-inducingRare causing a feeling of nauseaRare
- The queasy smell of rotten eggs filled the room..
Expressions with queasy
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feel nauseous or sick
I started to be queasy after the boat ride..
Origin of queasy
Middle English, queasy (sick) + -y (adjective suffix)
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Examples of queasy in a sentence
She felt queasy during the turbulent flight. The queasy sensation grew as the roller coaster climbed. The queasy motion of the boat made him sick. The queasy feeling in his stomach wouldn't go away.
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- French:nauséeux, angoissé, ...
- German:übel, mulmig, ...
- Italian:nauseato, ansioso, ...
- Spanish:mareado, inquieto, ...
- Portuguese:indisposta, inquieto, ...
- Chinese:恶心的, 不安的, ...
- Japanese:吐き気, 不安な, ...
- Arabic:غَثِيّ, قَلِق, ...
- Hebrew:בְּחִילָתִי, חָרֵד, ...
- Russian:тошнотворный, тревожный, ...
- Ukrainian:нудота, тривожний, ...
- Hindi:जी मिचलाता हुआ, असहज, ...
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