Evil
Evil adjective - Causing intense displeasure, disgust, or resentment.
Usage example: she refused to eat olives or anything which had their evil flavor
Nauseating and evil are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Nauseating" instead an adjective "Evil".
Nearby Word: evilly
Nauseating
Nauseating adjective - Causing intense displeasure, disgust, or resentment.
Usage example: her relentlessly vicious gossiping is absolutely nauseating
Evil and nauseating are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Evil" instead an adjective "Nauseating".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Suspiria: The Three Mothers Trilogy more specifically invoke this, by mentioning that the earth that witches' houses are built upon becomes so deadly and pestilent by the evil and death that emanates from there, that the entire neighborhood has a sweetish, nauseating smell.
Source: Evil Smells Bad -
Evil Smells Bad: Innsmouth and its inhabitants emanate a nauseating fish odor.
- The Horcruxes he uses to guard against death are so evil that not even dark wizards want to talk about them; murder and something JK Rowling describes as "nauseating" are required to make one, and each Horcrux created causes the degradation of the maker's soul.
Source: Immortality Immorality
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