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queasy

[kwee-zee] / ˈkwi zi /


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When “Rebuilding” premiered at Sundance in January, Southern California festivalgoers couldn’t help but feel a queasy déjà vu: The Eaton and Palisades fires were still raging, destroying communities and displacing so many.

From Los Angeles Times

Some A.I. image generators have even reproduced images — a queasy “Twin Peaks” homage; Will Smith eating fistfuls of pasta — with distorted versions of the watermarks used by companies like Getty Images or Shutterstock.

From New York Times

That’s where John Doe 1 catches glimpses of his former coach, which leave him queasy, he says.

From Seattle Times

The Biden administration’s legal arguments for its student loan forgiveness plan, presented before the Supreme Court during more than three hours of oral arguments on Tuesday, made me doubly queasy.

From Washington Post

We read on with queasy dread when the spotlight falls on frightened and exhausted Denny wandering farther off course, or when the search party discovers a bloodstained handkerchief and lace-less boots.

From Washington Post