The phrase "a kind of nausea" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling of discomfort or unease that resembles nausea, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "After hearing the news, I felt a kind of nausea wash over me, as if my stomach was twisting in knots."
Alternatives: "a sense of queasiness" or "a feeling of unease."
When he holds a damp pebble, he experiences "a kind of nausea in my hands".
In his message, Mr. Hamill said he felt "overcome by a kind of nausea" as he read his White House invitation, and decided the only response would be to reconstitute a "Poets Against the War Movement".
It was 1 a.m., and it was a kind of nausea that tore at my soul.
I'd not until just recently, which I'll get to in a second felt any kind of nausea by using VR before, but Ben had, and he reported feeling fine after Bridge Crew.
I'd not – until just recently, which I'll get to in a second – felt any kind of nausea by using VR before, but Ben had, and he reported feeling fine after Bridge Crew.
She should try the only known cure for any kind of nausea in the morning: Irn-Bru.
There is a magical kind of nausea associated with sending forth into the world a creative expression of your very soul, then opening the New York Times and discovering how much it sucks.
When you look at the phone sometimes the stretching can cause a weird kind of nausea or motion sickness, like you're being pulled around a corner but staying still.
Zita West Acupuncture has been shown in trials to help with all kinds of nausea, including pregnancy sickness.
These include "What's mistake but a kind of take?", "What's nausea but a kind of -ausea?", and "That sounds like nonsense, but it is pure onsense!" The dazzling clarity of his insights vanished once the bag was removed.
Maybe it's because war has never been on my doorstep, but the pictures that seem to have the ability to undo me the ones that can induce the kind of nausea that I usually associate with missing a step on some stairs tend to be grounded in the everyday.
