vomity
- adjective
- /ˈvɑːmɪti/
:
nauseoso
- She felt vomity during the long car ride through the mountains.
Examples
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The smell of the spoiled food made everyone in the kitchen a bit vomity.
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After eating too much candy, he started to feel vomity and needed to lie down.
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I feel vomity!
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After eating that seafood, I felt quite vomity.
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The strong odor from the garbage made me feel vomity as I walked past.
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She felt vomity after trying the exotic dish that looked unappetizing.
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During the roller coaster ride, he became vomity and wished it would end.
Synonyms
579
1.0
Feeling like you might throw up
66
4.4
Feeling like you will be sick
30
4.1
Feeling sick and likely to throw up
10
4.5
Feeling sick and likely to vomit
1
9.3
Feeling sick in the stomach and looking pale
1
6.7
Slightly ill in the stomach and likely to throw up
1
8.9
Feeling like you will throw up or making someone feel like that
Feeling slightly sick or disgusted after seeing something unpleasant
How Nauseous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word vomity comes from vomit, which comes from the Latin root vom- meaning 'to throw up'. The ending -y means 'full of' or 'showing', just like in sleepy, so vomity means feeling like you might throw up.