12 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 gruesome details of the historical battle began to nauseate the history enthusiasts.
The intense and unsettling movie scenes will have nauseated sensitive viewers.
The offensive jokes made by the comedian have nauseated the sensitive audience.
The nauseating headlines about the tragedy will have nauseated the readers.
The repetitive jargon in the technical manual will have been nauseating to the average reader.
The unsettling news about the natural disaster began to nauseate the residents.
The overwhelming heat and humidity started to nauseate the attendees at the outdoor event.
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.
The erratic behavior of the unstable character in the play began to nauseate the theater audience.
The monotonous and repetitive task will be nauseating.
After consuming the expired dairy product, he will have nauseated himself.
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