Pleased and Sick

Pleased

Pleased adjective - Experiencing or manifesting pleasure.

Sick is an antonym for pleased.

Sick

Sick adjective - Filled with disgust.
Usage example: it makes me sick to think of someone hurting a helpless animal

Pleased is an antonym for sick in topics: morbid, fed up, not healthy.

Nearby Words: sickly, sicken, sickening, sickness, sicked

Both words in one sentence

  • UR-2 is not pleased, and comments, "I'm sick to my stomach, and I don't even have one."
  • Manipulative Editing George is initially pleased with this, but later even he gets sick of the camera and the stink-eye that the human cops are giving him.
  • Theatre / Twelfth Night Olivia is not pleased to see Cesario as she has grown sick of Orsino's wooing, and answers sarcastically to the Duke's sentimental verses.
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