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What is another word for Queasy? – 196 Queasy Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    nauseous sick ill unwell queasy dizzy lightheaded faint weak feeble fragile delicate sensitive tender rotten off-color peaky green pale wan ashen liverish bilious sickly frail infirm unstable unsettled insecure shaky jittery nervous anxious apprehensive fearful uneasy uncomfortable queasy sickened repulsed disgusted revolted distasteful unpleasant disagreeable offensive repugnant abhorrent loathsome hateful detestable

    Meaning of Queasy

    Feeling sick or nauseous, often due to a particular stimulus or situation.

    Definitions

    • Feeling sick or nauseous, often due to a particular stimulus or situation
    • Having a strong dislike or distaste for something
    • Feeling uneasy or uncomfortable, often due to anxiety or fear

    Etymology of Queasy

    The word "queasy" has its roots in Old English and Middle English, with the term "cweosan" or "cweisan" meaning "to feel sick" or "to be nauseous"
    The word has evolved over time, with its modern usage dating back to the 14th century
    The term is often associated with feelings of nausea, dizziness, or lightheadedness, and can be used to describe a range of physical and emotional sensations

    Example Uses

    • The smell of rotten food made me feel queasy
    • I felt queasy after eating the spicy meal
    • The thought of public speaking made her feel queasy
    • The queasy feeling in my stomach was a sign that I was getting anxious

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    well healthy fine fit robust strong sturdy stable secure comfortable at ease calm relaxed serene tranquil happy content pleased delighted thrilled ecstatic euphoric exhilarated invigorated refreshed revitalized renewed restored

    Related Nouns

    nausea sickness illness disease disorder ailment infirmity frailty weakness fragility sensitivity delicacy tenderness rottenness off-colorness peakiness greenness paleness wanness ashenness liverishness biliousness sickliness frality infirmity instability unsettledness insecurity shakiness jitteriness nervousness anxiety apprehension fearfulness uneasiness discomfort

    Related Verbs

    nauseate sicken disgust repel revolt offend repugn abhor loathe hate detest annoy irritate vex disturb trouble worry frighten intimidate scare alarm unsettle unnerve rattle shake jitter quiver tremble shudder quake

    Related Adjectives

    nauseous sick ill unwell queasy dizzy lightheaded faint weak feeble fragile delicate sensitive tender rotten off-color peaky green pale wan ashen liverish bilious sickly frail infirm unstable unsettled insecure shaky jittery nervous anxious apprehensive fearful uneasy uncomfortable queasy sickened repulsed disgusted revolted distasteful unpleasant disagreeable offensive repugnant abhorrent loathsome hateful detestable