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Squeamish

Squeamish | Squeamishness

Squeamish meaning

Easily shocked, sickened or frightened; tending to be nauseated or nervous; oversensitive. | Averse or reluctant.

Synonyms of Squeamish

Example sentences (20)

Johnson asked him about his decision to ask Dearborn to deliver the message instead: 'And you felt kind of squeamish, like a, like that fish that you are trying to be right now, being scaled, you felt a little squeamish about delivering that message.

Don't let it rest on your mind or be too squeamish to talk about it.

Learn about the horrors committed in the transatlantic slave trade and the grave-robbing tendencies of Harvard scientists in this sometimes-squeamish goldmine of fun facts.

There are brief and lingering looks at distorted body parts and faces in one drug-fueled mid-movie sequence, as well as an early squeamish moment of not one, but two close-up shots of bodily fluids hitting the ground.

Thoughts: I’m far from a squeamish guy so the violence didn’t bother me, but the lack of narrative did.

With atmospheric settings, intense gore, and a chilling storyline, delivers a terrifying vampire tale not for the squeamish.

Yet, despite being a test for squeamish stomachs, in business terms the stage adaptation has been a roaring success, like the bestselling book before it.

The key now is for the Democrats not to revert to low-dominance, patriotism-squeamish politics.

Though Film Updates tweet served as a warning to any squeamish viewers, other horror fans who attended the CCFF screening at the Music Box Theatre had overwhelmingly positive reactions that verify just how “intense” the film really is.

Todd recalls two times she felt squeamish during her introduction to deer stalking.

While President Joe Biden supports reproductive rights, he too is squeamish about the word abortion.

Besides, I personally get squeamish carrying Gibsons in gig bags (like the one supplied) and wonder if the choice of maple makes this neck more resilient to the shocks and bumps that every guitar will eventually face in its lifetime.

His adventures yielded many squeamish results, but one of the worst things Constantine did was literally talk a man to death.

Jas refuses to take off her increasingly disgusting red coat, keeps a drawing pin stuck in her belly button and develops chronic constipation (this matter-of-fact scatological novel is not for the squeamish).

They might appear nightmarish to squeamish humans, but they're of great interest to scientists who are looking at ways to develop new ultra-black materials.

For more squeamish viewers, the archives do not shy away from the details of Bundy’s crimes.

If you’re squeamish, steel yourself: Here’s all you need to know about pinworms and how to treat them.

In a past which ran on public television’s This Is America & the World, he came across not as a squeamish bureaucrat but as straightforward and confident.

Less expensive hotels may only have an Onsen and no en-suites, so do check if you're squeamish about this.

New Yorkers get squeamish at the thought of injecting a murderer with a lethal dose of chemicals, but think nothing of puncturing the scull of a child being born to vacuum out its brains to make passage of the now dead baby through the birth canal easier.