10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Nauseate' in a Sentence
"To cause a feeling of nausea or sickness in someone." more
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The turbulent flight will have been nauseating the nervous flyer for hours.
By the time the roller coaster ride ends, I will have been nauseating myself with the constant twists and turns.
The constant flickering of the faulty fluorescent light will have been nauseating the office workers.
Throughout the long car journey, the bumpy roads will have been nauseating passengers.
The constant barrage of irrelevant information will have been nauseating the audience during the lengthy lecture.
The pungent odor of the rotten eggs will have been nauseating everyone in the room.
The tedious and unending paperwork will have been nauseating the intern.
The repetitive jargon in the technical manual will have been nauseating to the average reader.
The persistent buzzing of mosquitoes in the hot summer night will have been nauseating the sleep-deprived camper.
The monotonous drone of the engine will have been nauseating the passengers on the never-ending train ride.
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