sicken in a sentence
v. t.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 3, Grade 4
Definition
To cause someone to feel disgust or nausea, often due to something distasteful or morally reprehensible.
Crossword clues for sicken
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "sicken".
- Make someone feel nausea or disgust.
- Cause revulsion in another person.
- Trigger a feeling of strong distaste.
- Induce feelings of discomfort and disgust.
- Create a sense of moral repulsion.
Sicken sentence examples
- The sight of the abandoned animals sickened her to the core.
- He was sickened by the politician's blatant lies and deceit.
- After hearing the news of the tragedy, she felt a sickening knot form in her stomach.
- The smell of the spoiled food sickened everyone in the room.
- It sickens me to think about how the environment is being destroyed.
- The graphic images in the documentary sickened me to the core.
- She felt a wave of nausea wash over her, sickening her as the news unfolded.
- The smell of the rotten food sickened everyone who entered the kitchen.
- His constant lying began to sicken her, eroding the trust they had built.
- Watching the mistreatment of animals in the film sickened the audience, prompting many to take action.