Definition
Definition of vomitable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The smell in the room was vomitable.
2.
- The smell from the garbage was absolutely vomitable.
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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- French:répugnant, nauséabond, ...
- German:widerlich, zum Erbrechen, ...
- Italian:ripugnante, nauseante, ...
- Spanish:repugnante, nauseabundo, ...
- Portuguese:repugnante, ...
- Chinese:令人作呕的, 令人作呕, ...
- Japanese:吐き気を催す, 嘔吐しそうな, ...
- Arabic:مُقَزِّز, مقرف, ...
- Hebrew:דּוֹחֶה, מַגְעִיל, ...
- Russian:тошнотворный, вызывающий рвоту, ...
- Ukrainian:огидний, блювотний, ...
- Hindi:घृणास्पद, उल्टी जैसा, ...
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