19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Queasy' in a Sentence
"Tending to induce a feeling of nausea or unease, especially in the stomach or a person; nauseous or nauseated." more
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The bumpy ride on the roller coaster made Tim feel queasy.
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Eating too much candy on Halloween made Timmy queasy.
The queasy tension in the courtroom during the trial.
The bumpy car ride left Sarah feeling queasy.
The graphic details in the crime novel made her queasy.
The thought of dissecting a frog in science class made him queasy.
The dizzying heights of the skyscraper made some people queasy.
The twisty mountain roads made the driver queasy.
She felt queasy after spinning around too much on the amusement park ride.
The strong smell of fish in the market made Sarah queasy.
Eating too much candy can make you queasy.
The unsettling sound effects in the horror game made players queasy.
The rocking boat on the lake made Bobby queasy.
The wobbly bridge made Jake queasy as he crossed it.
The strange smell in the room left Mary feeling queasy.
The sudden loud noise in the quiet forest made campers queasy.
Mary became queasy after eating too much candy.
She became queasy from the strong smell of the chemicals.
Amy became queasy when she saw the creepy crawlies in the garden.
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