nauseating

• Algo que causa náusea ou repulsa; que provoca nojo ou enjoo.

Describes something that causes a feeling of sickness or disgust.

1. Causing nauseaB2formal

   Causing a feeling of sickness or disgust in the stomach.

   Nauseante

   • The smell of rotting food was nauseating.
   • The roller coaster ride was so nauseating that she had to sit down.
   • The sight of the accident was nauseating to the onlookers.

   Sinônimosdisgustingemeticnauseantnauseousrevoltingsickening

   Antônimoscomfortingsettlingsoothing

2. Extremely unpleasant or disgustingB2informal

   Causing a strong feeling of disgust or revulsion.

   Nauseante

   • His nauseating behavior at the party made everyone uncomfortable.
   • The movie's nauseating violence turned many viewers away.
   • She found his constant flattery nauseating.

   Sinônimosabhorrentdisgustingdistastefulloathsomeoffensiverepugnantrepulsiverevoltingsickeningvile

   Antônimosappealingattractivedelightfulpleasant

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de causar náusea ou repulsa em alguém, frequentemente em sentido literal ou figurado.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing someone to feel sick or disgusted, often literally or figuratively.

1. Cause physical sicknessB2formal

   To cause a feeling of sickness or an urge to vomit.

   Causar náusea

   • The smell of the garbage nauseated her.
   • The rocking of the boat nauseated many passengers.
   • The strong perfume nauseated him.

   Sinônimosdisgustrepulserevoltsicken

   Antônimossettle

2. Cause strong disgustC1formal

   To cause a feeling of strong dislike, disgust, or moral revulsion.

   Causar forte repulsa

   • The cruelty of the dictator nauseated the world.
   • The politician's hypocrisy nauseated his supporters.
   • The graphic violence in the movie nauseated the audience.

   Sinônimosappalldisgusthorrifyoffendrepelrevoltsicken

   Antônimosdelightplease