vomitable
ˈvɑmɪtəbəl
Definition

Definition of vomitable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
repulsiveRareextremely unpleasant or disgustingRare
  • The smell in the room was vomitable.
abhorrent nauseating revolting
2.
nauseatingRarecausing a feeling of wanting to vomitRare
  • The smell from the garbage was absolutely vomitable.
nauseating sickening
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Origin of vomitable

Latin, vomitare (to vomit)

Examples of vomitable in a sentence

  • The movie's plot was so bad it was vomitable.
  • The vomitable taste of the spoiled milk made her gag.
  • The vomitable scene in the movie was too much for some viewers.

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  1. French:répugnant, nauséabond, ...
  2. German:widerlich, zum Erbrechen, ...
  3. Italian:ripugnante, nauseante, ...
  4. Spanish:repugnante, nauseabundo, ...
  5. Portuguese:repugnante, ...
  6. Chinese:令人作呕的, 令人作呕, ...
  7. Japanese:吐き気を催す, 嘔吐しそうな, ...
  8. Arabic:مُقَزِّز, مقرف, ...
  9. Hebrew:דּוֹחֶה, מַגְעִיל, ...
  10. Russian:тошнотворный, вызывающий рвоту, ...
  11. Ukrainian:огидний, блювотний, ...
  12. Hindi:घृणास्पद, उल्टी जैसा, ...
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