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nausea
noun
1 a sensation that one is about to vomit, either by a reflex (eg irritation of stomach nerves) or conditioned (eg smell) stimulus.
2 disgust; revulsion.
[16c: from Greek nausia seasickness, from naus ship]
noun
1 a sensation that one is about to vomit, either by a reflex (eg irritation of stomach nerves) or conditioned (eg smell) stimulus.
2 disgust; revulsion.
[16c: from Greek nausia seasickness, from naus ship]
nauseate
verb (nauseated , nauseating )
1 to make someone feel nausea.
2 to disgust someone.
[17c: from Latin nauseare to be seasick]
nauseating adjective
1 offensively unpleasant.
2 causing nausea.
nauseatingly adverb .
verb (nauseated , nauseating )
1 to make someone feel nausea.
2 to disgust someone.
[17c: from Latin nauseare to be seasick]
nauseating adjective
1 offensively unpleasant.
2 causing nausea.
nauseatingly adverb .
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