sicken
si
ˈsɪ
si
cken
kən
kēn
British pronunciation
/sˈɪkən/

Definition & Meaning of "sicken"in English

to sicken
01

to cause strong offense to someone's morals

Transitive: to sicken sb
to sicken definition and meaning
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Examples
The cruel treatment of animals sickened the activists.
He often sickens at the sight of injustice.
02

to become ill or sick

Intransitive
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Examples
After eating the spoiled seafood, he began to sicken.
She started to sicken during the long, bumpy car ride.
03

to cause someone to feel ill or unwell

Transitive: to sicken sb
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The contaminated water sickened many villagers.
The spoiled meat in the dish sickened the diners.
04

to cause someone to feel upset or queasy

Transitive: to sicken sb
example
Examples
The gory details of the story sickened him to his stomach.
The sight of the decayed food sickened everyone at the table.
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