Nausea

What do we mean by nausea?

A feeling of sickness in the stomach characterized by an urge to vomit. noun

Strong aversion; disgust. noun

Seasickness; hence, any sensation of impending vomiting; qualm. noun

Seasickness; hence, any similar sickness of the stomach accompanied with a propensity to vomit; qualm; squeamishness of the stomach; loathing. noun

A feeling of physical unwellness, usually with the desire to vomit. noun

Strong dislike or disgust. noun

Seasickness noun

The state that precedes vomiting noun

Disgust so strong it makes you feel sick noun

A feeling of illness or discomfort in the digestive system, usually characterized by a strong urge to vomit.

Strong dislike or disgust.

Motion sickness.

Words that are spelled similarly to nausea:
nausea, nause, navsea, nauset.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word nausea:
vomiting, dizziness, emesis, lightheadedness, myalgia, antiemetic, diarrhea, constipation, drowsiness, bloating, palpitations, headache, somnolence, hypotension, heartburn, diarrhoea, dyspepsia, fentanyl, dyspnea, sweating, convulsions, cramps, orthostatic, numbness, aches, malaise, irritability, tingling, bradycardia, indigestion, lethargy, abdominal, tachycardia, twitching, disorientation, flatulence, urticaria, itching, nervousness, chills, restlessness, thrombocytopenia, insomnia, rash, appetite, fainting, analogs, tinnitus, spasms, jaundice, anorexia, migraine, vertigo, edema, blurred, fatigue, sedation, seizures, allergic, opioids, tremor, gastrointestinal, hallucinations, tremors, cough, vomit, coughing, ataxia, chemotherapy, euphoria, irritation, respiratory, tenderness, delirium, sickness, discomfort, pain, bowel, pains, stomach, weakness, symptoms, dehydration, ingestion, sore, doses, anemia, hypertension, urinary, agitation, heartbeat, paralysis, bleeding, morphine, swelling, adverse, gastric, psychosis, coma, fever.

Words that rhyme with nausea:
ashkenazi a, degrazia, digrazia.

Adjectives that are often used to describe nausea:
severe, postoperative, induced, slight, mild, persistent, anticipatory, less, constant, occasional, much, acute, violent, intense, physical, extreme, sudden, excessive, frequent, chronic, transient, related, intractable, operative, gastrointestinal, deadly, significant, moderate, possible, distressing, faint, terrible, abdominal, considerable, novel, mental, associated, moral, horrible, unexplained, intermittent, postanesthetic, initial, rash, conditioned, continuous, deathly, recurrent, minimal, cold, vague, spiritual, existential, exciting, protracted, uncontrollable, continual, subsequent, profound, pallor, overwhelming, postprandial, familiar, temporary, prolonged, horrid, continued, overpowering, postchemotherapy, nervous, dreadful, intolerable, dull, incipient, incessant, sickening, refractory, epidemic, respiratory.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective nausea:
drug, drugs, medication, pills, medications, vomiting, medicine, remedy, pill, results, agent, inducing, result, effect, breaths, properties, meds.

Consonant match to nausea:
noisier, nosier, newsier.

Words that sound like nausea:
nausea, noria, nicea, nause, mazia, msea, nauseam, noisy, nosey, nosy, nosie, noisier, nauseate, newsy, newsies, nazy, newsie, nuria, nosier, noesy, nazca, niza, nizza, neria, neriah, nossa, necio, ncea, noseeum, nsea, kneesies, moria, morea, mauzy, mysia, moriya, nozzle, nania, nazar, nakia, nasi, nasca, nazo, nozle, news show, norcia, naughty, nasa, mazda, nasal, nessa, nessie, nea, gnaws, mozzie, nestea, maza, mozzy, nesta, nastya, naughties, naus, nashua, naughtier, nemea, nassa, nelia, naseem, nesa, nessi, neah, nazir, nasta, neesa, mozee, nazim, naws, ndia, nausicaa, nesi, nasion, neea, knaus, nasale, nerio, naseer, neci, nauseant, necy, mathia, nautique, nasic, mnea, nazaire, neia, neic, naii, ndea, nasaa, neesing.