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qualm

/kwɑːm/

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noun

/kwɑːm/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее чувство беспокойства или сомнения относительно уместности или моральности действия, или легкое ощущение тошноты.

A noun referring to a feeling of uneasiness or doubt about the appropriateness or morality of an action, or a mild sensation of nausea.

  1. Uneasiness or doubtB2formal

    A feeling of unease or hesitation about the appropriateness or morality of an action.

    ruСомнение или беспокойство

    • He had no qualms about telling the truth.
    • She felt a qualm before making the final decision.
    • Despite his qualms, he agreed to help.

    Synonymscompunctiondoubthesitationmisgivingpangreservationscrupletwinge

    Antonymsapprovalcertaintyconfidenceeagernesswillingness

  2. Mild nauseaC1formalmedical

    A slight feeling of sickness or queasiness.

    ruТошнота

    • A sudden qualm of nausea overcame her during the boat ride.
    • He felt a qualm after eating the rich food.
    • The smell caused a qualm in his stomach.

    Synonymsnauseaqueasinesssicknesssqueamishness

Forms
  • qualms plural form
  • qualms' possessive plural form
  • qualm's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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