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"a nausea" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
"Nausea" is a noun that already indicates a feeling of sickness, so adding the article "a" before it would be redundant and grammatically incorrect. Instead, you can use "nauseous" as an adjective to describe something that causes a feeling of sickness, or "nausea" as a noun by itself. For example: - The smell of the garbage was making me nauseous. - I couldn't eat anything because I had a nausea. - The rollercoaster ride gave me nausea.
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A: Nausea, stomach and intestinal problems are the most reported side effects of these drugs.
My joy was followed by a nausea of fury.
You will have seen the worst case on the Zero G from a nausea and a transition point of view".
If she falls into the feared empathy-and-tears mode, she could send everyone rushing for a nausea remedy.
But invariably these led to "sim sickness," a nausea so bad that it traumatized the people it was designed to train.
Mr Showbiz reports on a nausea alert made at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle, one of the cinemas that was part of the movie's initial limited release.
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For others, it's a nausea-inducing quiver.
Mr. Rogson said the gas could also be "a nausea-inducing agent that can incapacitate without anesthetizing people".
Viewers enter the structure and watch the movie — a nausea-inducing simulated theme park ride — projected on the ceiling.
The improvement is subtle, but the impact is more significant – it can make all the difference between a comfortable experience and a nausea-inducing nightmare.
But the disturbingly high chance of being on a nausea-riddled norovirus gulag is not the only reason to give the giant cruise liners a wide berth.
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