There are some, madam, thatnauseate the smell of a rose.
It would, however, nauseate a delicate stomach; but for people of strong constitutions there is not a better medicine.
But they are all too churlish medicines for general use: they sometimes evacuate violently upwards, almost always nauseate the stomach, and occasion great uneasiness of the bowels.
While the crude oil is very pleasant to take at first, yet, on account of its strong odor, will nauseate after awhile if not removed from room.
Be careful to observe the rule that if remedy should nauseate cease giving for twelve or twenty-four hours.
It amuses me to rattle in ears this word, which they so nauseate to and if it signify some supreme pleasure and contentment, it is more due to the assistance of virtue than to any other assistance whatever.
I began to nauseate the place I was in and, about all, the wicked practice; and yet I must say that I never saw, or do I believe there was to be seen, the least indecency in the house the whole time I was there.
But we smile at a Thought in such simple Language, which perhaps we shall nauseate in a polite Dialect.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nauseate" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: appall; disgust; horrify; offend; repel; repulse; revolt; shock; sicken; tire; turn
