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sickened

UK
/ˈsɪkənd/
US
/ˈsɪkənd/

Translations

sickenedadjective
more sickened
Comp.
most sickened
Super.
UK
/ˈsɪkənd/
US
/ˈsɪkənd/
dégoûtéCourant pour exprimer le dégoût, le dégoût moral ou la répulsion.
She was sickened by the graphic images on the news.
Elle était dégoûtée par les images choquantes aux informations.
Additional translations
écœuréEmploi fréquent pour une sensation de nausée ou un fort malaise physique.
Synonyms
nauseated
queasy
ill
sick
disgusted
revolted
repulsed
appalled
horrified
offended
unsettled
sickenverb

sickened

Past Simple

sickened
Past Simple
sickened
Past Participle
sickening
Gerund
UK
/ˈsɪkən/
US
/ˈsɪkən/
dégoûterCauser du dégoût, choquer profondément.
The graphic images in the documentary sicken many viewers.
Les images choquantes du documentaire dégoûtent de nombreux spectateurs.
tomber maladeDevenir malade, perdre la santé.
He began to sicken two days after the expedition.
Il a commencé à tomber malade deux jours après l'expédition.
rendre maladeFaire devenir malade; emploi transitif.
The foul water sickened the campers within hours.
L'eau insalubre a rendu les campeurs malades en quelques heures.
se lasser deSe fatiguer de quelque chose, perdre tout intérêt pour.
She quickly sickened of the tedious routine.
Elle s'est vite lassée de cette routine ennuyeuse.
Additional translations
écœurerFamilier ou courant selon le contexte; exprime un fort sentiment de dégoût.
Synonyms
nauseate
disgust
repulse
ill
make ill
unsettle
Antonyms
heal
improve
comfort

Definitions

sickenedadjective
Feeling or showing a strong sense of disgust or revulsion.
She was sickened by the graphic images on the news.
Made to feel physically ill or nauseous.
He felt sickened after eating the spoiled food.
sickenverb
To make someone feel disgusted or appalled.
The graphic images in the documentary sicken many viewers.
To become ill or unhealthy.
He began to sicken two days after the expedition.
To cause someone to become ill.
The foul water sickened the campers within hours.
To become weary of or lose enthusiasm for something, usually with the preposition "of".
She quickly sickened of the tedious routine.
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