She felt dizzy and nauseated and then fainted.
I find this contrast between the good guys and the bad guys rather nauseating.
He is nauseating on the subject of the minimum wage, the limit on hours to be worked, maternity leave and pensions.
It is the old stuff again—nauseating, and we have been nauseated by it.
Is it not nauseating that the shire counties are in favour of increased public expenditure only if somebody else provides the money?
Thousands of people are deterred from viewing these sports, especially soccer, because they are nauseated by the element of hooliganism which is associated with them.
They have nauseated the public with endless repetitions upon every subject.
The spectacle of the privatised utilities paying their directors large salaries and share options nauseates millions of people.