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Often used in the same context:
infect,
contaminate,
devour,
devastate,
superstrain,
injure,
threaten,
irritate,
endanger,
amebic dysentery,
nauseate,
kill,
astonish,
infest,
poisoned,
consume,
maim,
overwhelm,
ingest,
suffocate,
enrage,
aerosolize,
astound,
afflict,
die,
perplex,
horrify,
frighten,
decimate,
infuriate,
inhale,
clostridium perfringens,
unnerve,
perish,
bewitch,
clostridium botulinum,
smother,
ravage,
hospitalize,
stomach flu,
terrify,
incinerate,
befoul,
gobble,
spew,
rile,
electrocute,
debilitate,
fascinate,
engulf,
acidify,
mutate,
offend,
mistreat,
amaze,
drown,
mesmerize,
inspire,
tapeworm infection,
reinfect,
endear,
coli,
embitter,
annoy,
ensnare,
innoculate,
pollute,
appall,
displace,
suck,
vex,
imperil,
eat,
infective agent,
excretes,
incapacitate,
drench,
corrode,
mycobacterium tuberculosis,
terrorize,
inoculate,
contagious disease,
asphyxiate,
exposed,
affect,
multiply,
harm,
concuss,
paralyze,
escherichia coli,
putrefy,
dehydrate,
scare,
roil,
ebola virus,
impoverish,
parasitize,
contain,
deafen,
itch mite,
defoliate,
disgusts
More specific:
appal,
appall,
canker,
choke,
gag,
offend,
outrage,
scandalize,
shock,
wan
More general:
decline,
disgust,
harm,
repel,
repulse,
revolt,
turn off,
worsen
Synonyms:
churn up,
come down,
disgust,
nauseate,
revolt
Also try:
— Adjectives for sicken:
many,
hardiest,
full,
intemperate
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