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nau·sea
\ˈnȯ]shə, ]zēə, ]sēə, ]zhə sometimes ]zyə, ]syə, ]shēə, ]zhēə\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Latin, literally, seasickness, from Greek nausia, nautia nausea, seasickness, from naus ship — more at nave
1.
a. : a sensation of discomfort in the region of the stomach usually associated with an urge to retch or vomit
b. : a feeling of distress associated with loathing of food and sometimes aroused by the sight of food
2. : extreme disgust : loathing
< the victory of his party … is considerably more the product of nausea with the present situation — P.B.Rice >
3. : a state of revulsion accompanying the frightening awareness of one's inescapable freedom as an individual human self |