Adjective:

రోగి, టెండర్, బలహీనమైన, దేని యొక్క, సున్నితమైన,

queasy's Usage Examples:

the film very unfavorably, calling it "A handheld New York indie that dallies in the queasy DMZ between hipster-narcissism and a self-satisfied critique.

Greek ναυσία – nausia, "ναυτία" – nautia, motion sickness, "feeling sick or queasy".

first line ("The comforting ache of the summer holiday") indicates that queasy feeling of adolescent isolation that I remember experiencing.

This left him feeling queasy.

scene, Space disregarded the term and pursued a more eclectic sound dubbed "queasy listening" by critics, incorporating electronic elements such as synthesizers.

Magazine as part of a list of Cardiacs best songs, praising the "magical and queasy dissonance" of its chord progression.

images of mouths being desecrated and queasy allusions to the alleged filthiness of oral sex".

Baltic Blunders - the New Statesman Official website Dazzling and a bit bespangled - The Journal 2007 "you may feel a bit queasy" - Guardian review of Beryl.

distinct sickening sensation from the tilt system, and nicknamed APT the "queasy rider".

her nudes as having a "startling, queasy impact," "rich in ambiguity, discomforting in content.

to President Warner at some point during his ill-advised jaunt lends a queasy suspense to the proceedings.

in an Ayrshire farmhouse so grubby that even from the stalls you feel begrimed and queasy".

Observer: "Is it merely priggish to feel queasy at the sight of primary school minxes with rouged cheeks, eye make-up and full-gloss lipstick belting out songs.

Synonyms:

troubled, unquiet, nervous, anxious, uneasy,

Antonyms:

harmless, healthful, innocuous, healthy, untroubled,