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nauseate

verb as in make sick; disgust

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Attack ads nauseate Cory Booker, Pelosi predicts a dead-even election, and more.

In the dryest, the largest, the best of them there is everything to debase the manhood and nauseate the soul.

Actually I was under the impression that sweet lemonade would nauseate a grown man, if taken so soon after dinner.

The recollection alone was almost enough to nauseate him, and he always had ridden a wide circle at the first whiff.

Any thing affected or imitated is apt to nauseate when contrasted with the genuine and natural.

Will nauseate some persons, but the reaction from the temporary depression is prompt.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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