adj

sickened

Sickened (adj) means filled with disgust or revulsion. Example: “Sickened by the news footage, she had to turn off the television.”

adj

Filled with disgust or revulsion.

"Sickened by the news footage, she had to turn off the television."

How to Use Sickened

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishMade to feel disgusted.

Common pairings

sickened by left sickened

more sickened comparative, most sickened superlative

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_____ by the news footage, she had to turn off the television.

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What does “sickened” mean?

The word “sickened” means filled with disgust or revulsion. In plain terms, made to feel disgusted.

How do you use “sickened” in a sentence?

Here is “sickened” used in a sentence: “Sickened by the news footage, she had to turn off the television.”

What part of speech is “sickened”?

“Sickened” is an adjective.