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Nausea

Nausea Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Nausea? [n] disgust so strong it makes you feel sick [n] the state that precedes vomiting Synonyms \| Synonyms for Nausea: sickness Related Terms \| Find terms related to Nausea: abhorrence \| abomination \| abscess \| ague \| airsickness \| allergy \| anemia \| angst \| anguish \| ankylosis \| anoxia \| antagonism \| antipathy \| anxiety \| apnea \| asphyxiation \| asthma \| ataxia \| atrophy \| aversion \| backache \| barf \| bleeding \| blennorhea \| boredom \| cachexia \| cachexy \| car sickness \| cheerlessness \| chill \| chills \| cold sweat \| colic \| constipation \| convulsion \| coughing \| creeping flesh \| cyanosis \| diarrhea \| discomfort \| discomposure \| discontent \| disgorgement \| disgust \| dislike \| displeasure \| disquiet \| dissatisfaction \| dizziness \| dread \| dropsy \| dullness \| dysentery \| dyspepsia \| dyspnea \| edema \| egesta \| egestion \| emaciation \| emptiness \| enmity \| ennui \| existential woe \| fainting \| fatigue \| fever \| fibrillation \| flatness \| flux \| gagging \| grimness \| growth \| hate \| hatred \| heaves \| heaving \| hemorrhage \| high blood pressure \| horror \| hostility \| hydrops \| hypertension \| hypotension \| icterus \| indigestion \| inflammation \| inquietude \| insomnia \| itching \| jaundice \| joylessness \| labored breathing \| lack of pleasure \| loathing \| low blood pressure \| lumbago \| mal de mer \| malaise \| marasmus \| mortal horror \| motion sickness \| nasal discharge \| necrosis \| nongratification \| nonsatisfaction \| pain \| painfulness \| paralysis \| pruritus \| puke \| qualm \| qualmishness \| queasiness \| rash \| regurgitation \| repugnance \| repulsion \| rheum \| savorlessness \| sclerosis \| seasickness \| seizure \| shock \| shuddering \| skin eruption \| sneezing \| sore \| spasm \| spew \| spleen \| squeamishness \| staleness \| tabes \| tachycardia \| tastelessness \| tediousness \| tedium \| tumor \| uncomfortableness \| unease \| uneasiness \| unhappiness \| unpleasure \| unsatisfaction \| upset stomach \| vertigo \| vexation of spirit \| vomit \| vomiting \| vomition \| wasting See Also \| disgust \| kinetosis \| morning sickness \| motion sickness \| qualm \| queasiness \| squeamishness \| symptom Nausea In Webster's Dictionary \Nau"se*a\ (? or ?), n. [L., fr. Gr. ?, fr. ? ship. See {Nave} of a church, and cf. {Noise}.] Seasickness; hence, any similar sickness of the stomach accompanied with a propensity to vomit; qualm; squeamishness of the stomach; loathing.

Nausea Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Nausea?

[n] disgust so strong it makes you feel sick
[n] the state that precedes vomiting

Synonyms | Synonyms for Nausea: sickness

Nausea In Webster's Dictionary

\Nau"se*a\ (? or ?), n. [L., fr. Gr. ?, fr. ? ship. See
{Nave} of a church, and cf. {Noise}.]
Seasickness; hence, any similar sickness of the stomach
accompanied with a propensity to vomit; qualm; squeamishness
of the stomach; loathing.

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