Sickening is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SICKENING in dictionary:

VERB:
• make (someone) feel disgusted or appalled
• feel disgust or horror
• become ill
• begin to show symptoms of (a particular illness)
NOUN:
• the act of sickening
ADJECTIVE:
• nauseating
• causing horror or disgust
• Causing sickness; specif., causing surfeit or disgust; nauseating.
• causing or able to cause nausea
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make sick

Words related to SICKENING

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Words that contain SICKENING

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How to use SICKENING in a sentence

• They form one of the most sickening chapters in the annals of war.
• In my simple zeal, meaning to save you unpleasantness, I have landed you, with a dull, sickening thud, right in the cart.
• And then, suddenly, in a flash of sickening knowledge he knew that it was not his sweetheart who had blown him that kiss.
• She had heard the people say there was another one out there, and her sickening feeling returned.
• A more appalling, more ghastly, or more truly sickening spectacle it is impossible for the mind of man to conceive.
• But no! The urging force drove him in sickening apprehension past the door, and still there was no sound.
• A sickening horror filled his soul as he felt his weakness, and an involuntary moan broke from his lips.
• I have been told perfectly sickening details concerning this conquest of the territory now known by the name of Rhodesia.
• With a sense of sickening terror she gave one horrified glance behind her.
• Let it make or break, certainty, at all risks, was at least preferable to this sickening suspense.
• Amid the sickening smoke which was already rolling in volumes over the boat and the terrible uproar and confusion of nature, Herbert and the trapper kept steadily to their task.
• Wave after wave of sickening, cowardly terror swept her prostrate soul.
• A strange, sickening sensation came over Frank at the discovery.
• Such was the political condition of Ireland when 1846 closed in cold and gloom over its sickening, starving population.
• The smell was sickening and almost unendurable, and there before us in plain view lay hundreds of dead cattle, bloated and decaying in the summer sun.
• With a sickening feeling of overwhelming guilt, he drew from his pocket a key and opened, one by one, the drawers through which they had not searched.
• She turned and caught the sickening look of disappointment on the faces about her.
• At present I live a life all expectation and mystery, except for a sickening physical discomfort, which no doubt serves to prepare a woman for suffering of a different kind.
• She deplored the coolness of the tea, but accounted for it to me in an aside by the sickening quality of Mrs.
• Something bright flashed in the sunlight and Hal felt a sickening thud upon his head.
• He turned away with a sickening sense of the impotence of his own efforts.
• The sickening odors of whisky, onions, and tobacco filled the room.
• In one sickening sweep there rushed into the heart of the woman a full realization of the width of the gulf that separated her from her child.
• So she stood her ground, slim and upright, braced to defiance, though at the back of all her bravery there lurked a sickening fear.
• Then there was a hot burst of flame close to my cheek as I lay on the floor, a deafening report, a thud and a sickening gurgle.

Similar words containing SICKEN without suffix ing

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