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Filter by Meaning She looked queasily pale after watching the gory horror movie.
The patient looked queasily pale after receiving chemotherapy.
He felt queasily about the prospect of speaking in front of a large audience.
The intense heat made her queasily lightheaded.
She experienced queasily mixed emotions upon seeing her ex-boyfriend.
She approached the spider queasily, trying not to freak out.
He queasily accepted the challenge to perform a difficult stunt, knowing the risks involved.
He queasily admitted to his mistake in front of his colleagues.
The patient felt queasily after taking the medication.
The strong smell of the chemicals made her feel queasily sick.
The sight of the bloody wound made her queasily lightheaded.
She felt queasily dizzy after spinning around in circles.
The spoiled milk in the fridge made her queasily disgusted.
The thought of going to the dentist made her queasily.
The strong perfume made her feel queasily lightheaded.
She looked queasily at the bloody wound on her hand.
The rollercoaster ride made him feel queasily.
The smell of the garbage made her feel queasily nauseous.
The sight of the bloody accident made the bystanders feel queasily queasy.
The foul smell of the garbage made her queasily queasy.
The smell of the fish made him feel queasily nauseous.
She was queasily surprised by the unexpected news.
She stood queasily on the edge of the cliff, afraid of heights.
She watched the horror movie and felt queasily in her gut.
The patient felt queasily nauseous after the chemotherapy treatment.
The boat rocked queasily in the rough waters, making many passengers seasick.
The motion sickness medication made her feel queasily drowsy.
He got queasily carsick on the winding mountain road.
She queasily confronted her boss about the unfair treatment of her colleagues.
The medicine made him feel queasily lightheaded.
The airplane turbulence caused many passengers to feel queasily uneasy.
The politician's actions made many citizens feel queasily distrustful.
She felt queasily guilty about lying to her parents.
He ate the expired yogurt and felt queasily sick to his stomach.
The smell of the dumpster made him feel queasily disgusted.
The scientist queasily conducted experiments on animals.
The smell of rotten eggs made her queasily nauseous.
The bumpy flight left many passengers feeling queasily uncomfortable.
She felt queasily confused by the math problem.
The thought of public speaking made him queasily nervous.
The memory of the car accident made her queasily anxious whenever she drove.
The suspenseful ending of the book left her feeling queasily uncertain.
The bumpy ride on the roller coaster made her queasily dizzy.
The smell of the hospital made him queasily uncomfortable.
The smell of the seafood market made her queasily uneasy.
She queasily accepted the challenge to ride the roller coaster for the first time.
She felt queasily uneasy about the thought of lying to her parents.
The thought of going to the dentist made her queasily nervous.
The sight of the bloody wound made him queasily queasy.
The unpleasant sight made her queasily nauseous.
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