nauseated

When pro golfer Rocco Mediate heard the news that Tiger Woods was involved in a single-vehicle car accident in South California on Tuesday morning—and then saw the horrific images of the damage—he grew nauseated.

You would not really become nauseated by looking at pictures of a new baby relative.

The most unfortunate times were long transits tossing about in heavy swells, which made for a particularly nauseated cruise.

Susan Lakes, a participant in the Pfizer trial who felt fatigued, achy and nauseated after her second shot, said she was back to normal in even less time.

Peter said she felt nauseated hearing Potts, known for her strength, in tears.

I still felt nauseated 24 hours a day, but I was no longer desperate.

And recounts a visit to Davos where he became nauseated—actually nauseated!

The women were re-traumatized, not just wailing and crying, but nauseated.

Why did I wake up feeling so nauseated and dirty this morning?

A number of the victors who are now eating themselves in behind our positions profess to be absolutely nauseated with it.

What is a Villa Adolphini where you get nauseated if you go six times round the lawn?

In the imminent expectancy of death, the very thought of eating had nauseated him the moment before.

Has not the public been nauseated with Scotch for the last thirty years?

How I am nauseated with sentiment and nobility, the macaroni slithery-slobbery mess of modern adorations.