nauseously
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[edit]nauseously (comparative more nauseously, superlative most nauseously)
- In a nauseous manner.
- 2000 July 5, “The naked truth”, in The Guardian[1]:
- Otherwise, the films of Cassavetes were always more praised than seen and some of the fulsome tributes to him when he died in 1989 were nauseously hypocritical.
- 2024 October 1, Robert Reich, “Donald Trump is gaining on Kamala Harris in the polls. I have some theories why”, in The Guardian[2]:
- Perhaps it’s more accurate to say I’m nauseously optimistic, because, to be candid, I go into the next five weeks feeling a bit sick to my stomach.