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Sicken meaning
To make ill. | To become ill. | To fill with disgust or abhorrence.
Example sentences (11)
As filter feeders, mollusks and oysters can harbor the virus and sicken people who eat them.
Such infections are “most likely to sicken pregnant women and their newborns, adults aged 65 and older, and people with weakened immune systems,” per the health agency.
Everyone can only dream to sicken their children so thoroughly.
If these amalgamations cannot form safely to exercise and train with allies, readiness will suffer, or else personnel will be ordered into situations that will sicken them in disproportionate numbers to a similar general result.
Op-Ed: We were left to sicken and die from the coronavirus in immigration detention.
Social media is such an important tool in the COVID-19 crisis because it mitigates two things that can sicken or even kill.
The whole plan was for me to slightly sicken annoying people.
While the COVID-19 crisis has always been a sort of insidious threat–one that can’t be seen or heard until it’s upon us, and which picks and chooses who it intends to sicken or kill–there’s nothing subtle or surreptitious about a fire.
The notion of inaction, of standing by and watching as Assad kills and kills and kills, racking up a death toll in Syria of 500,000millions into refugees – that prospect too should sicken us.
Eve was punished by the pangs of childbirth and the sorrow of bringing about life that would eventually age, sicken and die (Genesis 3:16).
Several analyses have predicted that RDDs will neither sicken nor kill many people.