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queasiness

/ˈkwiː.zi.nəs/

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noun

/ˈkwiː.zi.nəs/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, описывающее легкое чувство тошноты или беспокойное, неспокойное ощущение, которое мешает отдыху или расслаблению.

A noun describing a mild feeling of nausea or an uneasy, unsettled sensation that prevents rest or relaxation.

uncountable

  1. Mild nauseaB2formal

    A slight feeling of sickness in the stomach, often accompanied by an urge to vomit.

    ruЛегкая тошнота

    • The bumpy car ride caused a wave of queasiness.
    • She felt a sudden queasiness after smelling the strong perfume.
    • The medication can cause mild queasiness in some patients.

    Synonymsbiliousnessnauseasicknesssqueamishness

  2. Restlessness or uneaseC1formal

    A state of being unable to relax or stay still, often due to anxiety or discomfort.

    ruБеспокойство или тревога

    • A strange queasiness settled over him before the interview.
    • The queasiness in the room was palpable as they waited for the results.
    • He paced back and forth, unable to shake his queasiness.

    Synonymsagitationanxietydisquietnervousnessrestlessnessunease

    Antonymscalmnesscomposureequanimitytranquility

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  • queasinesses plural form
  • queasinesses' possessive plural form
  • queasiness's possessive singular form
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