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queasy
adjective as in not feeling well; not comfortable
Example Sentences
The prospect should make all Americans queasy, for Kennedy is a one-stop shop for conspiracy theories ranging from anti-vaccine claims to outright antisemitism.
From the moment he rode a golden escalator downward and into the queasy gut of American political life, Donald Trump did it his way — unbridled by precedent, often powered by “alternative facts” and dedicated to the proposition that only he could “make America great again.”
While Trump’s rally was a queasy melange of racist insults and frightening promises, Griffin’s show was a spectacle of raw, force-of-nature talent.
The ways in which our information is now totally beyond our control make all of us queasy or, if we think about it a little longer, angry.
When I wasn’t actively throwing up, I was still a queasy combination of hungry and nauseous.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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