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sickener
[sik-uh-ner]
ˈsickener
/ ˈsɪkənə /
noun
something that induces sickness or nausea
a bright red basidiomycetous fungus of either of two species of Russula, notably the poisonous R. emetica
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Word History and Origins
Origin of ˈsickener1
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Example Sentences
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The Garry Ringrose story is a sickener.
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It is a real sickener for Emery, though.
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The closer we got to full-time, the more the dread grew that there was a late sickener on its way.
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Boss Eddie Howe called the late winner a "sickener" after his side had led 1-0 through a debut goal from £60m record signing Alexander Isak.
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The winner was completely deserved but it was a sickener for Rangers.
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